adopted

While under Egyptian rule, the Nubians adopted some elements of the Egyptians’ culture, including their religion and building style.

There are a variety of textures that can be adopted.

Burnside's suggestion, therefore, was a good one, and it was adopted.

"Why, I adopted that profession when I was an infant.

He says he took a fancy to me, seeing me play 'Fanchon' at K----, and brought me here and adopted me.

"Good job," replied Rifle, in the same low tone as that adopted by his brother.

Guessing that there might be events of interest on the beach, they adopted his suggestions and hastened out into the rain.

Mrs. Caxton looked up a little bit anxiously at her adopted child; but Eleanor's face was only still and pale.

There were two pupils, two younger brothers, two sisters, and Rhoda Parnell, the forlorn little niece they had adopted.

The red-browed woman pitied him, and adopted him into her heart, in place of the child she had lost.

I had also adopted her precaution of making a brief search through her room, to satisfy herself that no lurking assassin or robber was "ensconced."

Tôi cũng đã áp dụng biện pháp phòng ngừa của cô ấy khi thực hiện một cuộc lục soát ngắn gọn trong phòng cô ấy, để tự trấn an rằng không có tên sát thủ hay tên cướp rình rập nào "bị giam giữ".dịch máy, chưa biên tập

Here it is: What is the better part for us to take in the interest of Poland, our adopted country?"