adapt

Object

• toilet: Adapted toilets off main foyer at Dress Circle level.
• WC: Adapted WC on the right inside Ramillies Place entrance.
• curriculum: How can we adapt the curriculum to the needs of disabled learners?
• recipe: You can adapt any conventional buttercream recipe by substituting vegan margarine for butter and soya milk for cow's milk.
• translation: In this case we can adapt the translation via rejection.
• novel: The BBC has once again done a masterful job of adapting the novel to the format of radio drama.

Modifying Another Word

• specially: We have received a question about specially adapted vision in Ospreys.

Infinitive complement

• suit: My faith now is somewhat adapted to suit me.
• cope: S36 when the invertebrate populations are least adapted to cope.
• accommodate: Cars adapted to accommodate wheelchair users are vital to disabled people to get out and about and enjoy active lives.
• survive: Prairie grass Temperate forest â Trees have adapted to survive many climates.
• meet: In what ways might they be adapted to meet new needs?
• fit: Consider how your patterns might be adapted to fit your cover size.

Present participle complement

• accord: All our activities are risk assessed before we start, and adapted according to any necessary control measures.
• exist: The guide gives advice on how to design new sports buildings and alter or adapt existing buildings to ensure good access.
• depend: The workshops are designed and adapted depending on the particular circumstances of the community group, school, college or university.

Preposition: from

• novel: It is adapted from the best-selling semi-autobiographical novel by Esther Freud, who was in effect one of the children.
• audit: This resource is adapted from the original audit developed the Center for Bioscience.

Preposition: for

• television: Ayo: Are there any plans for Run For Home to be adapted for television?
• audience: These demonstrations can also be adapted for general non-scientist audiences.