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adapt

[uh-dapt] / əˈdæpt /


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Earlier this month, Blackburn said, “The job of a special teams coach is to be able to adapt and overcome on all things.”

From Los Angeles Times

Their findings, published in New Phytologist, trace the plant's evolutionary history, reveal how its internal structures have adapted to a parasitic lifestyle, and open new doors for future research into this unusual lineage.

From Science Daily

Lyon's intervention – England lost three wickets for 17 runs in six overs – came after the tourists finally showed a willingness to adapt their Bazballing ways.

From BBC

I don't want to say annoying... but it was quite something normal you know, just to adapt.

From BBC

Some of his books, including Gangsta Granny and Billionaire Boy, have also been adapted into television films.

From BBC