adaptations (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌædæpˈteɪʃənz/
Definition
Changes or modifications made to an organism or object to better suit a new environment or purpose.
Examples
Desert plants have developed unique adaptations to store water during long periods of drought.
The film is one of the most successful adaptations of a classic novel ever produced.
Successful businesses often require constant adaptations to keep pace with changing market demands.
How to Use adaptations
- adaptations to (prepositional phrase)
- changes made in response to a specific need or environment. — "The company made necessary adaptations to the software to ensure it worked on older computers."
- adaptations of (prepositional phrase)
- versions of a source material. — "There have been many adaptations of the story, but the original play remains the best."
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