amphibious
/æmˈfɪb.i.əs/Tradução: Diz-se do animal ou organismo que pode viver tanto na terra quanto na água. Também se refere a veículos, operações ou ações que ocorrem ou funcionam tanto em terra quanto na água.
Relações da palavra
adjective
/æmˈfɪb.i.əs/Описывает то, что может жить или действовать как на суше, так и в воде.
Describe algo que puede vivir o funcionar tanto en tierra como en agua.
Qualifie ce qui peut vivre ou agir aussi bien sur la terre que dans l'eau.
Bezeichnet Organismen oder Fahrzeuge, die sowohl auf dem Land als auch im Wasser leben oder operieren können.
Diz-se do animal ou organismo que pode viver tanto na terra quanto na água. Também se refere a veículos, operações ou ações que ocorrem ou funcionam tanto em terra quanto na água.
形容能够在陆地和水中生活或行动的。也可指水陆两栖的、水陆两用的。
يصف الكائن أو الشيء القادر على العيش أو العمل في البر والماء معًا، أو ما يصلح للاستخدام في كلا الوسطين.
Describes something that can live or operate both on land and in water.
Relating to amphibiansB2formalscientific
Relating to or characteristic of animals of the class Amphibia, such as frogs, toads, and salamanders.
Земноводный
anfibio
Relatif aux amphibiens
Amphibien betreffend
Anfíbio
两栖的
برمائي
- The amphibious frog can live both in water and on land.
- Amphibious creatures often have moist skin.
- Scientists study amphibious species to understand evolutionary adaptations.
Sinônimosbatrachian
Operating on land and waterB2formaltechnical
Designed or able to operate or live both on land and in water.
Земноводный
anfibio
Amphibie
amphibisch
Anfíbio
两栖的
برمائي
- The military uses amphibious vehicles for beach landings.
- An amphibious aircraft can take off and land on water.
- The new amphibious house is built to withstand floods.
- more amphibious comparative form
- most amphibious superlative form
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