Pronunciation: /ˈtrɑːpɪkəl/
noun a tropical plant or animal
A1 I dream of visiting a tropical paradise one day.
A2 The tropical climate in that region attracts many tourists.
B1 The researcher studied the biodiversity of tropical rainforests.
B2 The company is planning to expand its operations to tropical countries.
C1 The conservation efforts in protecting tropical ecosystems are crucial for biodiversity.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research in tropical medicine has saved countless lives.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the tropics, typically hot and humid
A1 I want to go on a tropical vacation.
A2 The tropical climate in Hawaii is perfect for growing pineapples.
B1 The resort offers a variety of tropical cocktails by the pool.
B2 The tropical rainforest is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species.
C1 The luxury yacht sailed through the crystal-clear waters of a tropical paradise.
C2 The scientist conducted research on the effects of climate change on tropical ecosystems.
formal The tropical climate of the region attracts many tourists every year.
informal I love going to tropical destinations for vacation.
slang Let's hit up a tropical beach this weekend!
figurative Her personality is like a tropical breeze, always refreshing and uplifting.
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