Tropical Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈtɹɑpɪkəɫ/

TRAH-pi-kuhl

UK

/tɹˈɒpɪkəl/

TRO-pi-kuhl

释义

Related to the tropics, the warm and humid region near the equator. It often describes climates, plants, fruits, or locations with lots of rain and sun.

用法与细微差别

Used for weather ('tropical climate'), plants ('tropical fruit'), or regions ('tropical country'). Implies heat, humidity, and lush vegetation. Not used for cold places. Common collocations: 'tropical storm', 'tropical disease', 'tropical vacation'.

• Spanish: tropical
• Portuguese (BR): tropical
• Portuguese (PT): tropical
• Chinese (Simplified): 热带的
• Chinese (Traditional): 熱帶的
• Hindi: उष्णकटिबंधीय
• Arabic: استوائي
• Bengali: উষ্ণমণ্ডলীয়
• Russian: тропический
• Japanese: 熱帯の
• Vietnamese: nhiệt đới
• Korean: 열대의
• Turkish: tropikal
• Urdu: استوائی
• Indonesian: tropis

例句

Bananas grow in tropical regions.

basic

The weather is always warm in a tropical climate.

basic

Mangoes are a tropical fruit.

basic

He dreams of taking a vacation on a tropical island.

natural

We had to cancel our trip because of a tropical storm.

natural

Some tropical diseases spread easily in humid places.

natural