英語 での Have adapted の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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More than 20 species of labyrinth family of fish have adapted to breathing atmospheric air.
Desert Plants Plants that have adapted to live in the desert with its high temperatures, constant winds and lack of moisture are called psammophytes.
Sharks have adapted to live in every ocean of the world.
There is evidence that some birds may have adapted to radiation by changing the way they use antioxidants in their bodies.
Many species of shrimp have adapted to constantly changing and often harsh conditions.
This is because the laws have adapted to the circumstances of this world….
Indeed, Tibet Museum is also worth a visit, of course, just the thought of people who have adapted to the plateau is so.
Many companies have adapted to a“data-driven” approach for operational decision-making.
These frogs have adapted to a wide range of lifestyles and habitats.
The bacteria may have adapted over time due to periodic leaks and natural seeps of oil in the Gulf.
I think I learned a lot and have adapted for 2013.
They have adapted by flying at night and hopefully denying a visual acquisition.
Although the current flow of Western culture is increasing today, Japanese people have adapted themselves into harmony with their own culture.
Tropical plants have adapted to their natural environment which means frequent however short periods of massive tropical downpour.
We have adapted to the new normal of economic development, actively promoted economic and social development, and made new improvements in people's lives.
These 6000 species have adapted to a wide variety of environments, but only one mammalian species have spread over the whole globe- man.
Ancient cultures that have adapted to their natural surroundings can offer special insights on structuring human societies to exist in balance with the environment.
My children, the younger two have adapted quite well, which is interesting, as they're teenagers and teenagers seem to have a reputation for objecting to limits.
Stop for now while the specimens, which have been kept by amateurs for a long time, have adapted to domestic existences and are undemanding to care.
They have adapted well to Cuban waters and are covered with a thin layer of oil that helps them move more easily through the water.