Clime Meaning in English
word
ˈklaɪm
KLYME
klˈaɪm
KLYME
Definition
An old-fashioned or literary word meaning a region with a particular type of climate; often used to describe a place's weather or atmosphere.
Usage & Nuances
'Clime' is mainly used in poetry, literary works, or formal writing. It is not common in everyday speech. Often appears as 'warmer climes', 'foreign climes'. Don’t confuse it with 'climb' (to go up).
Spanish: clima - región (literario)Portuguese (BR): clima (literário) - região (literário)Portuguese (PT): clima (literário) - região (literário)Chinese (Simplified): 气候（文雅） - 地区（文雅）Chinese (Traditional): 氣候（文雅） - 地區（文雅）Hindi: जलवायु (काव्यात्मक/साहित्यिक)Arabic: مناخ (أدبي) - منطقة (أدبي)Bengali: আবহাওয়াযুক্ত অঞ্চল - জলবায়ু অঞ্চলRussian: климатическая зона - край (литературный)Japanese: 気候の土地 - 地域（文学的）Vietnamese: vùng khí hậu - miền khí hậuKorean: 기후 지역 - 지역(문어체)Turkish: iklim bölgesi - diyar (edebi)Urdu: آب و ہوا والا علاقہ - اقلیم (ادبی)Indonesian: wilayah beriklim - daerah (puitis)
Example Sentences
They moved to a warmer clime for the winter.
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The poem describes distant climes full of mystery.
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Many birds fly to new climes every year.
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After years in the rain, he dreamed of sunnier climes.
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She left her homeland in search of foreign climes and adventure.
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Travelers often seek out new climes to escape their routines.
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