Pronunciation: /əˈdæptəd/
verb to make suitable for a new use or purpose; modify
A1 She adapted quickly to her new job.
A2 The book was adapted into a movie.
B1 The company adapted its marketing strategy to appeal to a younger audience.
B2 The software was adapted to work on different operating systems.
C1 The novel was adapted for the stage with great success.
C2 The team adapted their tactics to counter their opponent's strong defense.
adjective changed or adjusted to suit a new purpose or situation
A1 I watched an adapted version of the classic novel for beginners.
A2 The movie was adapted from a popular book series.
B1 The play was adapted for a younger audience.
B2 The software was adapted to work on different operating systems.
C1 The novel was skillfully adapted into a screenplay by the talented writer.
C2 The technology was adapted to meet the specific needs of the company.
formal The novel was adapted into a successful film by a renowned director.
informal They adapted the recipe to include healthier ingredients.
slang I adapted my outfit to fit in with the latest trends.
figurative She adapted to the new job quickly, showing her ability to learn and grow.
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