How is the word adaptar translated from Portuguese to English

Mudar para se ajustar a uma nova situação.

To change to suit a new situation.

verb
English translation
adapt

Examples with “adaptar”

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  • Temos de adaptar os nossos planos para o projeto. We must adapt our plans for the project.

  • Eles planeiam adaptar o romance para o cinema. They plan to adapt the novel into a movie.

  • Consegue adaptar o horário ao novo turno? Can you adapt to this new work environment?

  • Consegue adaptar este guião para um público mais jovem? Can you adapt this script for a younger audience?

  • Por favor, adapte o seu estilo de apresentação ao público. Please adapt your presentation style for the audience.

  • O realizador vai adaptar a peça para o teatro. The director will adapt the play for the theater.

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FAQ about “adaptar”

How is “adaptar” translated from Portuguese?
“adaptar” translates into English as “adapt”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “adaptar” mean?
Meaning of “adaptar”: Mudar para se ajustar a uma nova situação. In English — “adapt”.
What part of speech is “adaptar”?
“adaptar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “adaptar”?
Example sentences with “adaptar” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
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