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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acclimatize yourself" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to adjust or adapt to a new environment or situation, particularly in terms of climate or culture.
Example: "When traveling to a new country, it's important to acclimatize yourself to the local customs and weather conditions."
Alternatives: "adapt to your surroundings" or "get used to the environment."
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Once you acclimatize yourself to the primitive recording technology -- the best recordings of the time had a frequency response of about 168 to 2,000 cycles; a good LP from the 1950's offers 20 to 20,000 -- the ancient grooves reveal a suppleness and swing that, critical orthodoxy has it, only entered American music with jazz, some 10 years later.
But take some time to acclimatize yourself to Pursuit Grooves' styles (and there are many— from twitchy, woozy bass frequencies to silky night-time house cuts, from improvisatory funk to swagger infused hip-hop free styling to whispered monologues over spinal-column) and perhaps it's more obvious that Smith feels more at home in the underground.
Take a few practice runs to acclimatize yourself to the activity.
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If you feel safe so far with batteries, you may want to move on to acclimatizing yourself to using AC from the wall.
Rather than pushing yourself, give yourself time to acclimatize to the new warmer environment, which means minimizing physical activity until the heat feels more tolerable.
Allow yourself time to acclimatize if traveling.
"He didn't acclimatize," Mr. Vilar says.
This practice allows climbers to acclimatize to the high altitude.
Mice were allowed to acclimatize in the chambers for 4 h.
Before testing, the animals were allowed to acclimatize to the environment for 20 min.
Kelly and offensive coordinator Mike Denbrock need Kizer to rapidly acclimatize himself to the collegiate level.
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