Pronunciation: /təˈrɛstrɪəl/
noun a being that is earthly or inhabits the earth
A1 I learned about different terrestrial animals in school.
A2 The documentary showcased the beauty of terrestrial landscapes.
B1 Scientists are studying the effects of climate change on terrestrial ecosystems.
B2 The expedition team discovered a new species of terrestrial plant in the rainforest.
C1 The preservation of terrestrial habitats is crucial for biodiversity conservation.
C2 The conference focused on the impact of human activities on terrestrial environments.
adjective relating to the earth or its inhabitants; worldly
A1 Earth is a terrestrial planet.
A2 Many animals, such as dogs and cats, are terrestrial creatures.
B1 The terrestrial ecosystem includes forests, grasslands, and deserts.
B2 Scientists study terrestrial phenomena like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
C1 The exploration of terrestrial planets beyond our solar system is a major goal for astronomers.
C2 Advanced technology allows us to observe and analyze terrestrial environments with great precision.
formal The terrestrial ecosystem consists of all the living organisms found on land.
informal I prefer terrestrial animals like dogs and cats over aquatic ones.
slang Let's go check out some cool terrestrial critters at the zoo.
figurative His mind was in the clouds, far away from the terrestrial concerns of everyday life.
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