adapt for

adapt (something) for (something)

To change or adjust something for a new or different purpose. I heard that the studio is adapting that book for a movie. Have they adapted the building for wheelchair accessibility?

adapt something for something

to change or alter something for use with something else. Has this furnace been adapted for natural gas?

See also: adapt

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

adapt
adapt (something) for (something)
not a bother on (someone)
accommodate (oneself) to (something)
accommodate oneself to
in the swim
in the swim of things
in(to) the swim (of things)
be in the swim (of things)
focus on (someone or something)

References in periodicals archive

* adapt for normalization by keeping the activity as close to the standard version as possible.

Learning disabilities in campers

词组	adapt for
释义	adapt for adapt (something) for (something) To change or adjust something for a new or different purpose. I heard that the studio is adapting that book for a movie. Have they adapted the building for wheelchair accessibility? See also: adapt Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. adapt something for something to change or alter something for use with something else. Has this furnace been adapted for natural gas? See also: adapt McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: adapt adapt (something) for (something) not a bother on (someone) accommodate (oneself) to (something) accommodate oneself to in the swim in the swim of things in(to) the swim (of things) be in the swim (of things) focus on (someone or something) References in periodicals archive * adapt for normalization by keeping the activity as close to the standard version as possible. Learning disabilities in campers
随便看	out of print out of proportion out of range out of reach out of season out of service out of shape out of sight out of sight, out of mind out of skull out of somebody's hands out of someone's hair out of (something) out of sorts out of spirits out of spite out of square out of steam out of step out of stock out of style out of sympathy with somebody/something out of sympathy with (someone or something) out of sync out of sync (with someone or something)