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terrene

/təˈriːn/

Traducción: Adjetivo literario o anticuado que significa 'terrenal' o 'relativo a la tierra', en oposición a lo celestial o divino; también puede referirse a lo mundano o material.

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adjective

/təˈriːn/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo literario o anticuado que significa 'terrenal' o 'relativo a la tierra', en oposición a lo celestial o divino; también puede referirse a lo mundano o material.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning 'of the earth' or 'earthly', as opposed to celestial or heavenly.

  1. Relating to landC2formal

    Of or relating to the land, as opposed to the sea or air.

    esterrestre

    • The terrene environment of the island supports a unique ecosystem.
    • Terrene animals are distinct from aquatic and avian species.
    • The expedition focused on terrene habitats rather than marine ones.

    Sinónimosearthlylandterrestrial

    Antónimosaerialaquaticcelestialmarine

  2. Earthly or worldlyC2formal

    Belonging to this earth or world; not ideal or heavenly.

    esTerreno, mundano

    • He was concerned with terrene matters rather than spiritual ones.
    • The terrene pleasures of life often distract from deeper pursuits.
    • Her philosophy rejected terrene attachments in favor of the divine.

    Sinónimosearthlymortalmundaneseculartemporalterrestrialworldly

    Antónimoscelestialdivineetherealotherworldlyspiritualtranscendent

Formas
  • more terrene comparative form
  • most terrene superlative form
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