everglades
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Definition
The Everglades are a large, tropical wetland area in southern Florida, United States, famous for its unique ecosystem of sawgrass marshes, alligators, and birds.
Usage & Nuances
"Everglades" is almost always used with the definite article as a proper place name: "the Everglades." It refers specifically to the wetlands in southern Florida. Avoid using it as a common noun in other contexts.
Spanish: Everglades (zona pantanosa de Florida)Portuguese (BR): Everglades (pântano da Flórida)Portuguese (PT): Everglades (pântano da Flórida)Chinese (Simplified): 大沼泽地（佛罗里达湿地）Chinese (Traditional): 大沼澤地（佛羅里達濕地）Hindi: एवरग्लेड्स (फ्लोरिडा का दलदली इलाका)Arabic: إيفرجلاديس (مستنقعات فلوريدا)
Example Sentences
Many tourists visit the Everglades every year.
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The Everglades are home to many alligators.
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You can take a boat tour in the Everglades.
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Birdwatchers love exploring the peaceful Everglades at sunrise.
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It's easy to get lost in the beauty of the Everglades.
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Have you ever seen an airboat racing through the Everglades?
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