condition to



condition someone or something to something

 
1. to train or adapt someone or an animal to do something. I conditioned the dog to beg for a treat. Over the years, he had conditioned himself to run for hours at a stretch.
2. to train or adapt someone or an animal to something. We could never condition the cat to the finer points of domestication. I conditioned myself to the extreme cold.
See also: condition

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Joyner['dʒɔinə]
Vasiliyvah-SEE-leeRussian
Lysandra-Ancient Greek
Yenny-Spanish (Latin American)
Sam (2)-Persian, Persian Mythology
Ewen-Scottish