Arctic
Prononciation : [ˈɑːrk.tɪk]
Contexte : « geography »
(adjective) relating to the region around the North Pole. This area is very cold and includes places like the Arctic Ocean and many icy lands.
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The Arctic climate is known for its freezing temperatures and icebergs.
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The tropical rainforest is not Arctic; it is warm and full of life.
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What animals live in the Arctic region?
Contexte : « geography »
(noun) the area around the North Pole, including parts of countries like Canada, Russia, and others. It is known for its ice and cold weather.
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Many scientists study the Arctic to learn about climate change and its effects.
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The Antarctic is not the same as the Arctic; they are separate polar regions.
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What is the biggest change happening in the Arctic right now?
Contexte : « culture/environment »
(noun) the native people and culture found in the Arctic region. These groups often rely on the land and sea for their food and way of life.
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The Arctic tribes have rich traditions that are passed down through generations.
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The cultures of the Arctic regions do not share the same practices as those in tropical areas.
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How do Arctic communities adapt to their environment?