Pronunciation: /ˈlɪtərəl/
noun a region lying along a shore
A1 The littoral is the area where the land meets the sea.
A2 Many marine animals can be found in the littoral zone.
B1 The littoral region is important for coastal communities for fishing and tourism.
B2 Scientists study the littoral ecosystem to understand its biodiversity.
C1 The protection of the littoral environment is crucial for maintaining ecological balance.
C2 The littoral zone plays a key role in the interaction between land and sea ecosystems.
adjective relating to or situated on the shore of the sea or a lake
A1 The littoral zone is the area where the land meets the water.
A2 The children enjoyed exploring the littoral ecosystem during their field trip.
B1 The littoral region is known for its diverse marine life.
B2 The researchers conducted a study on the littoral habitats along the coast.
C1 The conservation efforts in the littoral areas have helped protect endangered species.
C2 The government implemented policies to preserve the littoral environment for future generations.
formal The littoral zone is the area where the land and water meet.
informal I love taking walks along the littoral areas of the beach.
slang Let's hang out at the littoral spot by the lake.
figurative The littoral region of creativity is where ideas flow freely.
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