Translations for „adapted“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . adapt [əˈdæpt] VB trans

1. adapt (adjust):

to adapt sth to/for sth

przystosowywać [perf przystosować] coś do czegoś

to adapt oneself to sth

przystosowywać [perf przystosować] się do czegoś

2. adapt THEAT, CINE:

to adapt sth

dokonywać [perf dokonać] adaptacji czegoś

II . adapt [əˈdæpt] VB intr

adapt

przystosowywać [perf przystosować] się

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The pier has recently been adapted from commercial to leisure use, and is popular with anglers.

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The scientific community quickly adopted the self-administration paradigm as a behavioral means to examine addictive processes and adapted it to non-human primates.

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The former standard gauge locomotive shed was also refurbished and adapted into use for this railway.

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Many different versions of the song have been composed by balladeers over the years, with the lyrics adapted to reflect the political climate at the time of composition.

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It had a graceful 6 m (19.5 ft) long dolphin-shaped body, and its almost toothless jaw was well adapted for catching squid.

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Egocentric speech is referring to the speech that is not adapted to what the listener just said.

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All EU member states adopted legislation pursuant this directive or adapted their existing laws.

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The operetta was adapted as a silent film in 1915.

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The system works by using a normal internal combustion engine, special hydraulics and an adapted gearbox along with compressed air cylinders that store and release energy.

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The intertidal zone is periodically exposed to sun and wind, which desiccate barnacles, which need to be well adapted to water loss.

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