adapt

Pronunciation

/ədˈæpt/

Noun: A process of making changes to suit new conditions or requirements; an instance of such change. For example: “The species has successfully adapted to its new environment.”
Verb: To alter or adjust (oneself, one’s behavior, or a system) to fit a new situation or requirements. For example: “She quickly adapted to her new job responsibilities.”
Adjective: Capable of adjusting easily to different conditions or situations. For example: “The adaptable software can run on various platforms.”

“Adapt to a new environment” means to become familiar and comfortable in a changed setting.
“Adaptation is key” emphasizes the importance of adjusting to new circumstances.
“To adapt one’s skills” signifies improving or modifying abilities to fit a specific need.

Noun: “The plant’s ability to adapt to drought conditions is remarkable.”
Verb: “After moving to a new city, he adapted quickly to the local customs.”
Adjective: “The company’s adaptable business model allowed it to thrive in a competitive market.”