tropical in Greek
tropical in Greek is τροπικός — tropical means relating to, or typical of, the hot and humid region near the equator.
tropical in Greek
τροπικός
Pronounced: tropikos
What does "tropical" mean?
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adjective Relating to, or typical of, the hot and humid region near the equator.
"Bananas and pineapples grow well in tropical regions with plenty of rain."
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tropical in a sentence
- Bananas and pineapples grow well in tropical regions with plenty of rain.
- They took a holiday to a tropical island in the Caribbean.
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What is "tropical" in Greek?
"tropical" in Greek is τροπικός. tropical means: Relating to, or typical of, the hot and humid region near the equator.
How do you pronounce τροπικός?
"tropical" in Greek is τροπικός, pronounced "tropikos".
How do you use "tropical" in a sentence?
Example: "Bananas and pineapples grow well in tropical regions with plenty of rain." In Greek, "tropical" is τροπικός.
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