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temperate

/ˈtem.pər.ət/

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adjective

B2formalcommonscientific/ˈtem.pər.ət/

Describes a climate or region that is moderate in temperature, or a person who is moderate and self-restrained.

ruОписывает климат или регион с умеренной температурой, или человека, проявляющего умеренность и самообладание.esSe aplica a un clima o región con temperaturas moderadas, o a una persona que muestra moderación, autocontrol y equilibrio emocional.frDécrit un climat ou une région avec des températures modérées, ou une personne qui fait preuve de modération et de retenue.deBezeichnet ein Klima oder eine Region mit gemäßigten Temperaturen, oder eine Person, die Mäßigung und Selbstbeherrschung zeigt.ptDescreve clima ou região com temperatura moderada, sem extremos de calor ou frio; também se diz de pessoa que age com moderação, autocontrole e equilíbrio.zh形容气候或地区温度适中、温和;也形容人克制、有节制、能自我控制。arيصف مناخًا أو منطقة ذات حرارة معتدلة لا شديدة الحرارة ولا شديدة البرودة، أو شخصًا يتّصف بالاعتدال وضبط النفس.

  1. Moderate climate B2 formal

    Having a climate that is neither very hot nor very cold.

    • The country has a temperate climate with mild winters.
    • Temperate regions are ideal for growing a variety of crops.
    • Many birds migrate to temperate zones during the summer.

    ruУмеренный климатesclima templadofrclimat tempérédeGemäßigtes KlimaptClima temperadozh温带气候arمناخ معتدل

    Sinónimos: balmyclementequablemildmoderate

    Antónimos: extremefrigidtorrid

  2. Self-restrained or moderate C1 formal

    Showing moderation or self-control in behavior, emotions, or habits.

    • He is a temperate man who never drinks to excess.
    • She gave a temperate response to the criticism.
    • A temperate approach to diet is healthier than extreme restrictions.

    ruУмеренныйesTemplado, moderadofrtempéré, modérédeMäßigptModeradozh有节制的arمعتدل

    Sinónimos: abstemiouscontinentdisciplinedmeasuredmoderaterestrainedsober

    Antónimos: excessiveimmoderateindulgentintemperateunrestrained

  • more temperate comparative form
  • most temperate superlative form