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English	English
adapt	gear to/toward
(British spelling variant for musicalize) adapt a book or play to a musical	musicalise
ability to adapt or adjust, versatility	adaptiveness
ability to adapt or adjust, versatility	adaptivity
ability to adapt to new situation, being able to bend without breaking, being subject to influence, elasticity, pliability, ability to bend or be bent	flexibility
able to adapt to new situation, able to bend without breaking, elastic, easily bent, pliable, subject to influence	flexible
acclimate plant or animal, confer citizenship; become a citizen; adapt, adjust; acclimate, acclimatize, explain in natural terms, grant citizenship to, introduce something foreign into general use, make natural	naturalize
acclimatize, adapt, adjust, become accustomed, alter because of environment	acclimate
accustom to household life, adapt plants and animals for humans, tame an animal, house-train, accustom to life with mankind	domesticate
achieve a speed or rate, adapt something, be adequate, be occupied with something, cause something, changes the emphasis, cheat somebody, conduct self, excrement, exhaust somebody, fare, forms questions and negatives, fuss, commotion; something that mu...	do
adapt a book or play to a musical	musicalize
adapt again, readjust, modify again, make suitable again	readapt
adapt for theatrical presentation; exaggerate, adapt something for stage	dramatize
adapt music, make agreement for something to happen, organize; settle, prepare for something, put somebody or something in order	arrange
adapt something for hard use	ruggedize

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