Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːtər skɛərs/
noun a place or region experiencing a shortage of water
A1 Some countries are water-scarce and struggle to provide clean water to their citizens.
A2 Living in a water-scarce region means having to conserve water and use it wisely.
B1 The government implemented policies to address the water-scarce situation in the area.
B2 The effects of climate change have worsened the water-scarce conditions in many parts of the world.
C1 Research is being conducted to find sustainable solutions for water-scarce regions.
C2 International organizations are working together to alleviate the water-scarce conditions in developing countries.
adjective describing a situation or place where there is a shortage of water
A1 Some regions in the world are water-scarce.
A2 Water-scarce areas often face droughts and water shortages.
B1 Living in a water-scarce region requires careful water conservation.
B2 Efforts are being made to address water scarcity through sustainable water management practices.
C1 The government is implementing policies to alleviate water scarcity in the country.
C2 Water scarcity is a pressing issue that requires global cooperation to find solutions.
formal Many regions around the world are facing the challenge of water scarcity.
informal Some places don't have enough water to go around.
slang Water scarcity is a real problem in some areas, they're totally parched.
figurative In the desert of water-scarcity, every drop is precious.
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