Adapt ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Adapt ( verb )

1. To make something suitable for a particular use or situation by modifying it.
2. To become accustomed to a new situation or environment.

Origin:

From the latin word "adaptare" which means "to fit".

Examples:

1. She had to adapt her cooking to her husband's dietary restrictions.
2. The company had to adapt their business model to the changing market.
3. The play was adapted from the novel for the stage.
4. He had to adapt to the new time zone quickly.
5. The plant adapted to the harsh desert conditions.

(As a noun)

Adapt ( noun )

A version of something that has been changed in order to suit a particular purpose or situation.

Origin:

From the latin word "adaptare" which means "to fit".

Examples:

1. The adapt of the book for the movie left out important details.
2. The school had to make an adapt for the student with disabilities.
3. The new adapt of the play was not well received.
4. The company released an adapt of the software for mobile devices.
5. The adapt of the recipe for gluten-free flour was a success.