Definition of adaptability in English:

adaptability

noun ədaptəˈbɪlətiəˌdæptəˈbɪlədi

mass noun

1The quality of being able to adjust to new conditions.
adaptability is an advantage in the harshly competitive global economy
the adaptability of cod to climate change
Example sentencesExamples
- Their long reign stems from their adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions.
- Results showed that no critical thinking differences existed between students of different leadership styles or adaptability.
- Enzymes continually surprise scientists with their remarkable adaptability to extreme conditions.
- The flexibility and adaptability of human behavior is because of human biological nature and not in spite of it.
- More than anything, he learned the trick of adaptability in business.
- Here, the singer can show off the adaptability of his voice.
- The vital quality of any military force is less its weapons than the skill, courage, and adaptability of those who employ them.
- The person must learn adaptability, service, and consideration for others.
- The versatility and adaptability of our soldiers came through loud and clear.
1. 1.1 The capacity to be modified for a new use or purpose.
  this is a good example of the adaptability of listed buildings
  Example sentencesExamples
  This kind of smart adaptability is one of the great features of the software.
  The wind power industry has been transformed by dramatic breakthroughs in efficiency, economy, and adaptability.
  Thalidomide is another product displaying great adaptability following its disastrous launch as a sedative in 1958.
  A major advantage of these polymeric sheets is the degree of adaptability with regards to shape and size.
  Aim to improve user experience and improve the adaptability of your financial management processes.
  The adaptability and flexibility of the courseware make it well suited for use in both Internet-based and long-distance learning courses.
  Network users are increasingly concerned with the adaptability, simplicity, and security of networks to serve their individual needs.
  The key features of a city-center church are availability and adaptability.
  Classifying games according to age and sex is rather impractical, due to the adaptability of many games to all ages and both sexes.
  The all-weather adaptability of the shelters makes them an excellent fit for the army's need for rapid deployment in any environment.

Definition of adaptability in US English:

adaptability

nounəˌdæptəˈbɪlədiəˌdaptəˈbilədē

1The quality of being able to adjust to new conditions.
adaptability is an advantage in the harshly competitive global economy
the adaptability of cod to climate change
Example sentencesExamples
- The versatility and adaptability of our soldiers came through loud and clear.
- Their long reign stems from their adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions.
- Enzymes continually surprise scientists with their remarkable adaptability to extreme conditions.
- The person must learn adaptability, service, and consideration for others.
- More than anything, he learned the trick of adaptability in business.
- The flexibility and adaptability of human behavior is because of human biological nature and not in spite of it.
- Here, the singer can show off the adaptability of his voice.
- Results showed that no critical thinking differences existed between students of different leadership styles or adaptability.
- The vital quality of any military force is less its weapons than the skill, courage, and adaptability of those who employ them.
1. 1.1 The capacity to be modified for a new use or purpose.
  the formal beauty and adaptability of plastic
  Example sentencesExamples
  Network users are increasingly concerned with the adaptability, simplicity, and security of networks to serve their individual needs.
  Aim to improve user experience and improve the adaptability of your financial management processes.
  Thalidomide is another product displaying great adaptability following its disastrous launch as a sedative in 1958.
  The all-weather adaptability of the shelters makes them an excellent fit for the army's need for rapid deployment in any environment.
  This kind of smart adaptability is one of the great features of the software.
  The adaptability and flexibility of the courseware make it well suited for use in both Internet-based and long-distance learning courses.
  Classifying games according to age and sex is rather impractical, due to the adaptability of many games to all ages and both sexes.
  The key features of a city-center church are availability and adaptability.
  The wind power industry has been transformed by dramatic breakthroughs in efficiency, economy, and adaptability.
  A major advantage of these polymeric sheets is the degree of adaptability with regards to shape and size.

词汇	adaptability
释义	Definition of adaptability in English: adaptability noun ədaptəˈbɪlətiəˌdæptəˈbɪlədi mass noun 1The quality of being able to adjust to new conditions. adaptability is an advantage in the harshly competitive global economy the adaptability of cod to climate change Example sentencesExamples Their long reign stems from their adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Results showed that no critical thinking differences existed between students of different leadership styles or adaptability. Enzymes continually surprise scientists with their remarkable adaptability to extreme conditions. The flexibility and adaptability of human behavior is because of human biological nature and not in spite of it. More than anything, he learned the trick of adaptability in business. Here, the singer can show off the adaptability of his voice. The vital quality of any military force is less its weapons than the skill, courage, and adaptability of those who employ them. The person must learn adaptability, service, and consideration for others. The versatility and adaptability of our soldiers came through loud and clear. 1.1 The capacity to be modified for a new use or purpose. this is a good example of the adaptability of listed buildings Example sentencesExamples This kind of smart adaptability is one of the great features of the software. The wind power industry has been transformed by dramatic breakthroughs in efficiency, economy, and adaptability. Thalidomide is another product displaying great adaptability following its disastrous launch as a sedative in 1958. A major advantage of these polymeric sheets is the degree of adaptability with regards to shape and size. Aim to improve user experience and improve the adaptability of your financial management processes. The adaptability and flexibility of the courseware make it well suited for use in both Internet-based and long-distance learning courses. Network users are increasingly concerned with the adaptability, simplicity, and security of networks to serve their individual needs. The key features of a city-center church are availability and adaptability. Classifying games according to age and sex is rather impractical, due to the adaptability of many games to all ages and both sexes. The all-weather adaptability of the shelters makes them an excellent fit for the army's need for rapid deployment in any environment. Definition of adaptability in US English: adaptability nounəˌdæptəˈbɪlədiəˌdaptəˈbilədē 1The quality of being able to adjust to new conditions. adaptability is an advantage in the harshly competitive global economy the adaptability of cod to climate change Example sentencesExamples The versatility and adaptability of our soldiers came through loud and clear. Their long reign stems from their adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Enzymes continually surprise scientists with their remarkable adaptability to extreme conditions. The person must learn adaptability, service, and consideration for others. More than anything, he learned the trick of adaptability in business. The flexibility and adaptability of human behavior is because of human biological nature and not in spite of it. Here, the singer can show off the adaptability of his voice. Results showed that no critical thinking differences existed between students of different leadership styles or adaptability. The vital quality of any military force is less its weapons than the skill, courage, and adaptability of those who employ them. 1.1 The capacity to be modified for a new use or purpose. the formal beauty and adaptability of plastic Example sentencesExamples Network users are increasingly concerned with the adaptability, simplicity, and security of networks to serve their individual needs. Aim to improve user experience and improve the adaptability of your financial management processes. Thalidomide is another product displaying great adaptability following its disastrous launch as a sedative in 1958. The all-weather adaptability of the shelters makes them an excellent fit for the army's need for rapid deployment in any environment. This kind of smart adaptability is one of the great features of the software. The adaptability and flexibility of the courseware make it well suited for use in both Internet-based and long-distance learning courses. Classifying games according to age and sex is rather impractical, due to the adaptability of many games to all ages and both sexes. The key features of a city-center church are availability and adaptability. The wind power industry has been transformed by dramatic breakthroughs in efficiency, economy, and adaptability. A major advantage of these polymeric sheets is the degree of adaptability with regards to shape and size.
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