Meaning of "accommodat" in the French dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ACCOMMODAT IN FRENCH

accommodat

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ACCOMMODAT

Accommodat is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES ACCOMMODAT MEAN IN FRENCH?

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Accommodat

An accommodation refers to a modification or set of non-hereditary morphological and biological changes of a living organism when subjected to abiotic factors different from those of its usual environment. This term also refers to the living organism presenting such modifications.

Un accommodat désigne une modification ou l'ensemble des modifications morphologiques et biologiques non héréditaires d'un organisme vivant lorsqu'il est soumis à des facteurs abiotiques différents de ceux de son milieu habituel. Ce terme désigne aussi l'organisme vivant présentant de telles modifications.

Definition of accommodat in the French dictionary

The definition of accommodat in the dictionary is non-hereditary set of characters that an organism acquires by accommodation to the surrounding environment.

SYNONYMS OF «ACCOMMODAT» IN FRENCH

The following French words have a similar or identical meaning as «accommodat» and belong to the same grammatical category.

French synonyms of accommodat

accommodation · adaptation

TRANSLATION OF ACCOMMODAT

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• Translator French - German: Unterkünfte
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• Translator French - Marathi: निवास
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• Translator French - Italian: Alloggi
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10 FRENCH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCOMMODAT»

Discover the use of accommodat in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to accommodat and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in French literature.

Dico de Bio

Accommodat n. m. [Non-inherited phenotype] Caractère morphologique ou physiologique non héréditaire qui apparaît à la suite d'un changement de milieu et qui permet à un organisme de s'adapter à des conditions de milieu nouvelles;  ...

Romaric Forêt, 2006

Oeuvres

... invictm ... lste non potest ambula'c : .qui potest ambulare , pedes suos accommodat claudo i qui videt , oculos suos accommodat caeco : & qui juvenis est & lanus , vites suas accommodat vel (e> tri, vel Igroto... sic se ergo tenet corpus ChfiHi, ...

Pierre Nicole, 1776

Instructions theologiques et morales sur le premier ...

... jpsi babent quod prïst^nt sibi invicem Iste non potest ambula- re : qui potest ambulare , pedes suos accommodat c^audo : qui' videt , oculos suos accommodat caeco : qui juvenis est Sc sanus , vires suas accommodat vcl moyen d'exercer la ...

Pierre Nicole, 1730

Instructions théologiques et morales sur le 1er commandement ...

Jfte non. poreft ambulate : qui po-eit ambulate y peJe* fiios accornmodar claudo : qui vider , oculoi fiios accommodat eatco : qui iuvenis. eft & ia.nus , vites filas accommodat vel fe-ni * vel at^rnio .... ficj ie ergo rener corpus Chrifti ,. membra focia ...

Pierre Nicole, 1723

Instructions théologiques et morales sur le premier ...

... pedes («os accommodat claudo : qui videt , oculos fuos accommodat czco : & qui juvenis eft & fanus, vires fuas accommodat vel fe- ni, vel zgcoto... lïcfe etgo tenet corpus Chrilti , «ucmbra focia lie compinguntur , & aaunantur ia caritate & in  ...

Nicole, 1776

Instructions Theologiques et Morales sur le Decalogue

Ifte non poreft ambulare : qui poreft ambulare, pedes fuos accommodat claudo : qui videt , oculos fuo* accommodat ca;co : & qui (uvenis eft & fanus , vires Tuas accommodat vel feiiijvel œgroro... fie fe ergo tenet corpus Chrilli , membra focia lie ...

M. Nicole, 1741

Archives des sciences physiques et naturelles

Kützing. Algues, II, 55. L Lacoate. Voyez Sand Lamtlc~ Lamant. Carte magnétique de I'Europe, II, 04. Langenbeck Cataracte, III, 393. Lamier Lindsay. Lichens, II, 148. Lelâert. Maladie des rers—à-soie, III, 11. Ludwig. Accommodat. de l'œil, l, ...

Bibliothèque universelle, revue suisse et étrangère

Accommodat. de l'œil, L69. Huæley. Voyez Tyndoll. l Itzigso/m. Algues, II, 53. Jæger. Faunus éléphantipes,lll, 371i. Jamin. Indices de réfraction de l'eau et de la vapeur d'eau, II, 159. Jones, Jos. Recherches chimiques et physiologiques sur les ...

Instruction théologiques et morales, sur le premier ...

Jfte noa poreft ambulare : qui potcft ambulare , pedet suos accommodat elaudo : qui videt , oculoa suos accommodat exco : qui juvenis ' «ft & íanus , vites suas accommodat vtX feni , vel x^roto .... fie se ergo rener corpus .. hrifti, membra focia  ...

Pierre Nicole, 1723

Glossaire pour le développement durable: des mots pour les ...

accommodat. Particularité morphologique et/ou physiologique d'un individu, résultant de conditions particulières environnementales ayant perduré. Il s'agit d' un ensemble complexe de modifications non héréditaires. L'individu intégrant ces ...

Pierre Dutuit, Robert Gorenflot, 2008