Acclimatise

The foreign exchange student needs to acclimatise to the culture and language of this country.

It's important for soldiers to acclimatise to the harsh conditions of war before deployment.

After moving to the city, it took me a while to acclimatise to the noise and chaos.

It took a few weeks for my taste buds to acclimatise to the spicy Indian curry.

She is trying to acclimatise her palate to the bitter taste of black coffee.

It takes time to acclimatise to the high altitude when mountain climbing.

The rescued animals need to acclimatise to their new environment before being released back into the wild.

It's important to acclimatise to high altitudes slowly to avoid altitude sickness.

It can take some time for a puppy to acclimatise to living in a new home.

It's important to acclimatise to new technology slowly to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

I found it difficult to acclimatise to the different time zone when traveling abroad.

The athlete needs to acclimatise to the humidity before the competition.

I had to acclimatise to the cold weather after moving to the Northern Hemisphere.

I always need a few days to acclimatise to the time difference when traveling overseas.

He had to acclimatise to the new timezone after travelling abroad.

The new recruit has to acclimatise to the military way of life.

The student is struggling to acclimatise to the rigorous academic standards of the university.

The traveler needed to acclimatise to the cultural differences in the foreign country.

It takes time to acclimatise to the high altitude of the mountains.

It can take a few days to acclimatise to the thin air at the top of the mountain.

She is trying to acclimatise to the local dialect of the region.

The rescue dog needed to acclimatise to its new home and family.

When traveling to high elevations, it's important to acclimatise to avoid altitude sickness.

It can be tough to acclimatise to the extreme temperatures of a desert climate.

The musician needed to acclimatise to a new practice routine for an upcoming performance.

It's important to acclimatise slowly when hiking at high altitudes.

The hikers had to acclimatise to the steep terrain of the trail.

Visitors to a new country should try to acclimatise to the local customs and etiquette.

Athletes may need to acclimatise to high-altitude conditions before competing.

The astronaut had to acclimatise to the zero-gravity environment of space.

The newlywed couple had to acclimatise to living in a small apartment.

It takes some time to acclimatise to the British accent.

It's essential to acclimatise yourself to the business jargon to succeed in this field.

The skiers took a break to acclimatise to the icy conditions of the slopes.

It can be difficult to acclimatise to a new sleep schedule after traveling across time zones.

The international student found it challenging to acclimatise to the English language.

The commuter had to acclimatise to a longer commute after moving to a new city.

It takes a while to acclimatise to the fast pace of life in a big city.

The climbers stopped at base camp to acclimatise before continuing their ascent.

She needs to acclimatise to the pace of life in the city.

The new employee is finding it difficult to acclimatise to the work environment.

International students may find it challenging to acclimatise to the academic and social culture of their host country.

The night owl had to acclimatise to waking up early for a new job.

The artist had to acclimatise to the new style of painting for the exhibition.

The athlete needed time to acclimatise to the hot and humid weather.

Before scuba diving, you need to acclimatise to the underwater pressure.

It took her a few weeks to acclimatise to the new office environment.

It's important for children to acclimatise to a regular study routine for academic success.

It can be difficult for immigrants to acclimatise to a new country's culture.

It takes a few days to acclimatise to the altitude in the mountains.