adapt (something) from (something)

To create one thing from another. The film was adapted from a famous novel.

adapt something from something

to derive something from something else; to create by modifying something else. I adapted my new musical from a novel.

词组	adapt (something) from (something)
释义	adapt (something) from (something) adapt (something) from (something) To create one thing from another. The film was adapted from a famous novel. See also: adapt Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. adapt something from something to derive something from something else; to create by modifying something else. I adapted my new musical from a novel. See also: adapt McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: on one's on someone's pillow-biter (Have you) been OK? (something) blows #dead out of one's (I've) got to go save someone's skin (as) gay as a three-dollar bill
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