adopt

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de aceitar legalmente uma criança como filho ou filha, ou de começar a usar, aceitar ou assumir algo novo.

A verb used to indicate the act of legally taking another's child as one's own, or to start using or accepting something new.

1. Legally take a childB1formal

   To legally take another person's child into your own family and raise them as your own.

   Adotar

   • They decided to adopt a baby from the orphanage.
   • The couple adopted two siblings last year.
   • It took them several years to complete the adoption process.

   Sinônimostake in

2. Start using somethingB1formal

   To begin to use a new method, system, idea, or practice.

   Adotar

   • The company decided to adopt a new software system.
   • Many schools have adopted a digital learning approach.
   • She adopted a healthier lifestyle after her diagnosis.

   Sinônimosembraceespouseimplementtake up

   Antônimosabandondiscarddiscontinuerejectrenounce

3. B2formal

   To formally accept or approve something, such as a report, resolution, or policy.

   Aprovar

   • The committee adopted the new regulations unanimously.
   • The board adopted the proposal after a long discussion.
   • The government adopted a new policy on renewable energy.

   Sinônimosacceptapproveembraceendorsepassratifysanctionsupport

   Antônimosdeclinerefusereject