Definition of preadapt in English:

preadapt

verb ˌpriːəˈdaptˌprēəˈdapt

[with object]Biology

Adapt (an organism or part of an organism) for life in conditions it has yet to encounter.
the insulation of marine mammals in temperate seas preadapts them for polar seas
Example sentencesExamples
- Such genes would, therefore, appear to be preadapted to regulate the expression of the related gene through an antisense mechanism; this is a function that is entirely unlike that of the original gene.
- Future research should focus on such traits of cowbird relatives and on how these traits preadapted a particular lineage to become parasites.
- From the moment of birth, our limbic system is preadapted to connect with our caretakers, just as the limbic systems of our caretakers are exquisitely designed to connect with us.
- Because all the known theropods were terrestrial predators, he suggested that the flight feathers must have elongated in the context of insect traps and were later preadapted for flight.
- Their search for food may lead them north, with resource-driven elevational migratory tendencies preadapting them for long-distance migratory behavior.

Definition of preadapt in US English:

preadapt

verbˌprēəˈdapt

[with object]Biology

Adapt (an organism or part of an organism) for life in conditions it has yet to encounter.
the insulation of marine mammals in temperate seas preadapts them for polar seas
Example sentencesExamples
- Their search for food may lead them north, with resource-driven elevational migratory tendencies preadapting them for long-distance migratory behavior.
- Such genes would, therefore, appear to be preadapted to regulate the expression of the related gene through an antisense mechanism; this is a function that is entirely unlike that of the original gene.
- Future research should focus on such traits of cowbird relatives and on how these traits preadapted a particular lineage to become parasites.
- From the moment of birth, our limbic system is preadapted to connect with our caretakers, just as the limbic systems of our caretakers are exquisitely designed to connect with us.
- Because all the known theropods were terrestrial predators, he suggested that the flight feathers must have elongated in the context of insect traps and were later preadapted for flight.

单词	preadapt
释义	Definition of preadapt in English: preadapt verb ˌpriːəˈdaptˌprēəˈdapt [with object]Biology Adapt (an organism or part of an organism) for life in conditions it has yet to encounter. the insulation of marine mammals in temperate seas preadapts them for polar seas Example sentencesExamples Such genes would, therefore, appear to be preadapted to regulate the expression of the related gene through an antisense mechanism; this is a function that is entirely unlike that of the original gene. Future research should focus on such traits of cowbird relatives and on how these traits preadapted a particular lineage to become parasites. From the moment of birth, our limbic system is preadapted to connect with our caretakers, just as the limbic systems of our caretakers are exquisitely designed to connect with us. Because all the known theropods were terrestrial predators, he suggested that the flight feathers must have elongated in the context of insect traps and were later preadapted for flight. Their search for food may lead them north, with resource-driven elevational migratory tendencies preadapting them for long-distance migratory behavior. Definition of preadapt in US English: preadapt verbˌprēəˈdapt [with object]Biology Adapt (an organism or part of an organism) for life in conditions it has yet to encounter. the insulation of marine mammals in temperate seas preadapts them for polar seas Example sentencesExamples Their search for food may lead them north, with resource-driven elevational migratory tendencies preadapting them for long-distance migratory behavior. Such genes would, therefore, appear to be preadapted to regulate the expression of the related gene through an antisense mechanism; this is a function that is entirely unlike that of the original gene. Future research should focus on such traits of cowbird relatives and on how these traits preadapted a particular lineage to become parasites. From the moment of birth, our limbic system is preadapted to connect with our caretakers, just as the limbic systems of our caretakers are exquisitely designed to connect with us. Because all the known theropods were terrestrial predators, he suggested that the flight feathers must have elongated in the context of insect traps and were later preadapted for flight.
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