climate in Greek
climate in Greek is κλίμα — climate means the typical weather patterns of a region, measured over a long period of time.
climate in Greek
κλίμα
Pronounced: klima
What does "climate" mean?
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noun The typical weather patterns of a region, measured over a long period of time.
"The region has a dry, Mediterranean climate."
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noun The general mood, atmosphere, or set of conditions surrounding a situation.
"The current political climate makes reform difficult."
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climate in a sentence
- The region has a dry, Mediterranean climate.
- Scientists study how climate is changing over decades.
- The current political climate makes reform difficult.
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What is "climate" in Greek?
"climate" in Greek is κλίμα. climate means: The typical weather patterns of a region, measured over a long period of time.
How do you pronounce κλίμα?
"climate" in Greek is κλίμα, pronounced "klima".
How do you use "climate" in a sentence?
Example: "The region has a dry, Mediterranean climate." In Greek, "climate" is κλίμα.
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