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tundra

/ˈtʌn.drə/

Traduction: Vaste plaine plane et sans arbres des régions arctiques ou de haute altitude, caractérisée par le pergélisol et une végétation basse (mousses, lichens, arbustes nains).

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noun

/ˈtʌn.drə/B2formal
  • frVaste plaine plane et sans arbres des régions arctiques ou de haute altitude, caractérisée par le pergélisol et une végétation basse (mousses, lichens, arbustes nains).

A vast, flat, treeless plain in Arctic regions, characterized by a permanently frozen subsoil and low-growing vegetation.

  1. Arctic biomeB2formal

    A vast, flat, treeless region in the Arctic and subarctic zones, characterized by a permanently frozen subsoil (permafrost), low-growing vegetation, and a harsh climate.

    frtoundra (biome arctique)

    • Reindeer and arctic foxes are well-adapted to life on the tundra.
    • The tundra's permafrost prevents the growth of deep-rooted plants.
    • Climate change is causing the tundra to thaw and release greenhouse gases.
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