Acclimatize

You need to acclimatize to the high altitude before hiking the mountain.

The athlete needs to acclimatize to the thin air before competing at high altitude.

The climbers had to acclimatize to the low oxygen levels before ascending the peak.

The puppy needs to acclimatize to being alone at home.

I had to acclimatize to working the night shift.

It may take a while to acclimatize to living in a big city.

I need to acclimatize myself to using public transportation.

She had to acclimatize to living with roommates for the first time.

It's important to acclimatize to a new workout routine gradually.

The athlete had to acclimatize to the low oxygen levels before competing in the high-altitude stadium.

The mountaineers had to acclimatize to the low oxygen levels before ascending the mountain.

The diver had to acclimatize to the increased water pressure before going on the deep dive.

The astronaut had to acclimatize to the zero-gravity environment before conducting experiments.

The pilot had to acclimatize to the cabin pressure before flying at high altitude.

The soldier had to acclimatize to the low oxygen levels before the deployment to the mountain region.

The diplomat had to acclimatize to the cultural and political differences between their home country and the host country.

He had to acclimatize to the strict rules and regulations of his new job.

It takes time to acclimatize to the customs of a new country.

He had to acclimatize to the new school culture after transferring to a different school.

She had to acclimatize to the different social norms after moving to a foreign country.

The new student had to acclimatize to the school's unique rules and customs.

They needed to acclimatize to the extreme temperatures of the desert.

The students had to acclimatize to the teacher's teaching style at the beginning of the semester.

It's necessary to acclimatize the body to the high temperature before going for a long hike in the sun.

The new recruit will have to acclimatize to the harsh training conditions before becoming a soldier.

We need to acclimatize the plants before transplanting them into the garden.

She needed time to acclimatize to the new office environment.

It takes time for a person to acclimatize to the high altitude of the mountains.

It's important to acclimatize to the local time zone when traveling to another country.

The new plant species is struggling to acclimatize to the dry desert environment.

We will need to acclimatize the fish to the water temperature before releasing them into the aquarium.

The workers had to acclimatize to the loud and noisy environment of the factory.

The researchers had to acclimatize the lab mice to the experimental drug.

The hiker needed to acclimatize to the high altitude before attempting the summit.

It's important to acclimatize your body to high altitudes before climbing a mountain.

The soldiers had to acclimatize to the harsh conditions during their training.

He needs to acclimatize to the new medication before he can judge its effectiveness.

The farmers had to acclimatize their crops to the dry climate.

I need to acclimatize myself to speaking in front of a large audience.

She had to acclimatize herself to the long working hours when she started her new job.

The scuba diver needs to acclimatize to the water pressure and oxygen levels before diving.

The astronaut needs to acclimatize to the lower oxygen levels in space.

The swimmer needs to acclimatize to the water temperature before the competition.

The runner needs to acclimatize to the higher altitude before the race.

I'm still trying to acclimatize to the colder climate.

The team needs time to acclimatize to the coach's new strategy.

Our bodies need to acclimatize to high altitudes before hiking at higher elevations.

The climbers took a few days to acclimatize to the high altitude before continuing the ascent.

The hiker needed a few days to acclimatize to the altitude before starting the trek.

The travelers had to acclimatize to the high altitude and thin air before starting the trek.