Pronunciation: /əˈklaɪməˌtaɪzɪŋ/
verb to adjust or adapt to a new climate or environment
A1 I am acclimatizing to the cold weather.
A2 She is acclimatizing to the new school environment.
B1 The hikers spent a few days acclimatizing to the high altitude before starting their trek.
B2 After moving to a new country, it took some time for him to acclimatize to the different culture.
C1 The athletes underwent a rigorous training program to acclimatize their bodies to the extreme conditions of the competition.
C2 The astronauts spent months acclimatizing to the zero gravity environment before their mission to space.
formal The climbers spent several days acclimatizing to the high altitude before attempting to reach the summit.
informal I need some time to acclimatize to this new job and all its responsibilities.
slang I'm still acclimatizing to the hustle and bustle of city life after growing up in a small town.
figurative She is slowly acclimatizing to the idea of being a mother and all that it entails.
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