amphibious in Latin
amphibious in Latin is amphibius — amphibious means able to live, travel, or operate both on land and in water.
amphibious in Latin
amphibius
Capable of functioning on land or in water.
What does "amphibious" mean?
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adj Able to live, travel, or operate both on land and in water.
"The turtle is an amphibious creature, at home on the beach and in the sea."
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amphibious in a sentence
- The turtle is an amphibious creature, at home on the beach and in the sea.
- The army launched an amphibious assault on the coastline.
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What is "amphibious" in Latin?
"amphibious" in Latin is amphibius. amphibious means: Able to live, travel, or operate both on land and in water.
How do you use "amphibious" in a sentence?
Example: "The turtle is an amphibious creature, at home on the beach and in the sea." In Latin, "amphibious" is amphibius.
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