tropical in Irish
tropical in Irish is teochriosach, trópaiceach — tropical means relating to, or typical of, the hot and humid region near the equator.
tropical in Irish
teochriosach
trópaiceach
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 Irish?
"tropical" in Irish is teochriosach, trópaiceach. tropical means: Relating to, or typical of, the hot and humid region near the equator.
How do you use "tropical" in a sentence?
Example: "Bananas and pineapples grow well in tropical regions with plenty of rain." In Irish, "tropical" is teochriosach, trópaiceach.
Are there other ways to say "tropical" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "tropical": teochriosach, trópaiceach.
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