readapted

UK
/ˌriːəˈdæptɪd/
US
/ˌriːəˈdæptɪd/
readaptverb

readapted

Past Simple

readapted
Past Simple
readapted
Past Participle
readapting
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːəˈdæpt/
US
/ˌriːəˈdæpt/
Traductions
Engineers had to readapt the device after the redesign.
Les ingénieurs ont dû réadapter l’appareil après la refonte.
se réadapter
After the long journey, she needed time to readapt to daily life.
Après le long voyage, elle a eu besoin de temps pour se réadapter à la vie quotidienne.
Définitions
To adjust or modify something again, especially after a change or disruption.
After moving back to his hometown, he had to readapt to the local culture and lifestyle.
To become accustomed again to a new or changed environment or situation.
The astronauts had to readapt to Earth's gravity after their long mission in space.
readaptpast participle

readapted

Used attributively to describe something or someone that has been adjusted again after a change.
Traductions
The readapted equipment functioned flawlessly in the new environment.
L’équipement réadapté fonctionnait parfaitement dans le nouvel environnement.
Définitions
Adjusted again after a change or disruption; having been readapted.
The readapted equipment functioned flawlessly in the new environment.
readaptgerund / present participle
Définitions
Undergoing readaptation or adjustment again.
The readapting organization introduced new policies to fit the market.