acclimate or evacuate
Latin translation: accomoda vel exi
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5 days confidence: 
accomoda vel exi Explanation: I used near-cognates to capture the sense of your phrase. Both are in the imperative form, since this appears to be a command; i.e., "shape up or ship out!" |
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