adap·tion [əˈdæpʃən] N
adaption → adaptation
adaptation [ˌædæpˈteɪʃn] N
- adaptation to sth
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ad·ap·ta·tion [ˌædæpˈteɪʃən] N
1. adaptation no pl (adapting):
2. adaptation no pl (modifying):
3. adaptation (work):
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- Adaption f <-, -en> form
4. adaptation BIOL:
adaption N
- adaption (adapting)
- Adaption f spec
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One of the more typical adaptations of apple snails is the branchial respiration.
en.wikipedia.org He wanted any adaptation to be true to the source material, a film that enhances the game rather than cashes in on it.
en.wikipedia.org Their art often examines issues of adaptation, normality, perversion, and methodology.
en.wikipedia.org He borrowed aspects from both productions for his film adaptation.
en.wikipedia.org An interesting feature of metal fume fever involves rapid adaptation to the development of the syndrome following repeated metal oxide exposure.
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