acclimate

简明释义

英[ˈækləmeɪt]美[ˈækləmeɪt]

vi. 服水土；适应新环境

vt. 使适应；使服水土

第 三 人 称 单 数 a c c l i m a t e s

现 在 分 词 a c c l i m a t i n g

过 去 式 a c c l i m a t e d

过 去 分 词 a c c l i m a t e d

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1.Plant photosynthesis can acclimate to the elevated CO2 and not keep a higher rate throughout the whole season. The plant respiration may be increased by the elevated CO2.

植物的光合作用也存在对高CO2浓度的适应，不会一直维持较高的光合水平，而且植物的呼吸作用也可能会增加；

2.Second of all, people who have learned many different skills can acclimate to new jobs more quickly than those who are less versatile.

第二，那些已经学习了很多技能的人可能比那些没那么多才多艺的人更快地适应一些新的工作。

3.You need to show a sincere effort to acclimate and to get to know people.

你要表现出努力融入新圈子、结交朋友的诚意。

4.How much time does she need to acclimate?

她需要多少时间才能适应？

5.When you swap processed, high-fat, sodium-packed, and over sweetened food for healthier fare, it can take one to two weeks before your taste buds acclimate.

当你从高脂肪高钠和高糖的食物转变为较为健康的饮食时，你的味蕾可能需要一两个礼拜才能适应。

6.The humans try to acclimate themselves to this foreign world and bring the 'best' elements from earth: light, plants, water and technology.

人类尝试自己适应这个世界和外国使'最好'的内容从地球：光，植物，水和技术。

7.How much time does she need to acclimate?

需要多少时间才能适应？

8.CUE, he said, will offer "natural" speech recognition that doesn't require the user to acclimate the system.

他表示CUE将提供“自然”的语音识别功能，这样一来就不需要用户去适应这个系统了。

9.After moving to a tropical climate, it was important for her to acclimate gradually.

搬到热带气候后，她逐渐适应是很重要的。

10.Animals often need time to acclimate to new environments after being relocated.

动物在被迁移后通常需要时间来适应新环境。

11.It took me a few weeks to acclimate to the high altitude of Denver.

我花了几周时间才适应丹佛的高海拔。

12.He found it hard to acclimate to the cold winters after living in California.

在加利福尼亚生活后，他发现很难适应寒冷的冬天。

13.The students will acclimate to the new school culture over time.

学生们会随着时间的推移而适应新的学校文化。

作文

The process of moving to a new city can be both exciting and challenging. One of the most important aspects of this transition is learning how to acclimate to the new environment. When I first moved to New York City, I was overwhelmed by the sheer size and pace of the city. The sounds of honking cars, the hustle of pedestrians, and the bright lights were all so different from my quiet hometown. I realized that in order to truly enjoy my new life, I needed to acclimate to this vibrant atmosphere. Initially, I found it difficult to adjust. The public transportation system was confusing, and I often got lost while trying to navigate the subway. However, I began to explore the city more, taking note of landmarks and familiarizing myself with the routes. Over time, I learned to acclimate to the fast-paced lifestyle of New Yorkers. I started to appreciate the efficiency of the subway system and even began to enjoy the excitement of rushing through crowded streets. Another aspect of acclimating to my new environment was meeting new people. In my hometown, I had a close-knit group of friends, but in New York, I felt isolated at first. To combat this, I joined various clubs and attended social events. Gradually, I met individuals from diverse backgrounds who introduced me to different cultures and perspectives. This helped me acclimate not only socially but also intellectually, as I learned about customs and traditions that were foreign to me. Food was another significant factor in my adjustment process. Coming from a small town where dining options were limited, I was thrilled to discover a plethora of restaurants offering cuisines from around the world. At first, the variety was overwhelming, but as I began to try new dishes, I found myself acclimating to the culinary diversity of the city. I developed a taste for foods I had never tried before, and I even started cooking some of these dishes at home. Weather was yet another challenge I faced while trying to acclimate to my new surroundings. The winters in New York are harsh compared to what I was used to. I had to learn how to dress appropriately for the cold and how to navigate snowy streets. Initially, I struggled with the frigid temperatures, but with time, I became accustomed to layering my clothes and embracing winter activities like ice skating in Central Park. In conclusion, acclimating to a new environment requires patience and effort. It involves adjusting to various aspects of life, including social interactions, transportation, food, and weather. My experience in New York City taught me that while the process may be challenging, it ultimately leads to personal growth and a richer life experience. Learning to acclimate has allowed me to embrace change and find joy in new adventures, making my journey worthwhile.

搬到一个新城市的过程既令人兴奋又充满挑战。这一过渡中最重要的方面之一是学习如何适应新环境。当我第一次搬到纽约市时，城市的庞大和快节奏让我感到不知所措。汽车的喇叭声、行人的匆忙和明亮的灯光都与我安静的家乡截然不同。我意识到，为了真正享受我新的生活，我需要适应这种充满活力的氛围。起初，我发现很难调整。公共交通系统令人困惑，我在试图乘坐地铁时常常迷路。然而，我开始更多地探索这座城市，注意地标并熟悉路线。随着时间的推移，我学会了适应纽约人快节奏的生活方式。我开始欣赏地铁系统的高效，甚至开始享受在拥挤的街道上匆忙穿行的兴奋感。另一个让我适应新环境的重要方面是认识新朋友。在我的家乡，我有着紧密的朋友群体，但在纽约，我起初感到孤立。为了克服这个问题，我加入了各种俱乐部并参加社交活动。渐渐地，我遇到了来自不同背景的人，他们向我介绍了不同的文化和观点。这不仅帮助我在社交上适应，也在智力上让我学习到许多对我来说陌生的习俗和传统。食物是我调整过程中另一个重要因素。来自一个餐饮选择有限的小镇，我很高兴地发现有无数餐馆提供来自世界各地的美食。起初，这种多样性让我感到不知所措，但当我开始尝试新菜肴时，我发现自己开始适应城市的烹饪多样性。我培养了对一些我从未尝试过的食物的喜好，甚至开始在家烹饪这些菜肴。天气是我在努力适应新环境时面临的另一个挑战。纽约的冬天相比我习惯的要严酷得多。我不得不学习如何适当地穿衣以应对寒冷，以及如何在雪天走动。起初，我对刺骨的寒冷感到苦恼，但随着时间的推移，我逐渐习惯了穿多层衣服，并接受在中央公园滑冰等冬季活动。总之，适应新环境需要耐心和努力。它涉及到生活的各个方面，包括社交互动、交通、食物和天气。我在纽约市的经历教会我，虽然这个过程可能充满挑战，但最终会带来个人成长和更丰富的生活体验。学习如何适应使我能够拥抱变化，在新的冒险中找到快乐，使我的旅程变得值得。