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oceanic

/ˌoʊ.ʃiˈæn.ɪk/

Tradução: Relativo ao oceano ou característico dele; que vive, ocorre ou é próprio do oceano.

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adjective

/ˌoʊ.ʃiˈæn.ɪk/C1formalscientific
  • ptRelativo ao oceano ou característico dele; que vive, ocorre ou é próprio do oceano.

Relating to or characteristic of the ocean.

  1. Relating to the open oceanB2formal

    Pertaining to, occurring in, or living in the vast open sea, away from coastal areas.

    ptOceânico

    • Oceanic currents play a crucial role in regulating the global climate.
    • Many species of fish are found only in oceanic environments.
    • The oceanic trench is one of the deepest places on Earth.

    Sinônimosdeep-seamarinepelagicthalassic

    Antônimoscoastalcontinentalinshorelittoralneritic

  2. Vast or boundlessC1formal

    Resembling the ocean in its apparent limitlessness in extent or degree.

    ptOceânico

    • He felt an oceanic sense of peace while meditating.
    • The desert stretched before them, oceanic in its vastness.
    • Her love for him was oceanic, deep and boundless.

    Sinônimosboundlessendlessimmenseinfinitelimitlessunboundedunfathomablevast

    Antônimosboundedfinitelimitednarrowsmall

  3. Inhabiting the open seaB2formal

    Describing organisms that live in the open sea, far from the shore.

    ptOceânico

    • Oceanic birds like the albatross spend most of their lives at sea.
    • The whale shark is an oceanic species that migrates across vast distances.
    • Oceanic plankton forms the base of the marine food web.

    Sinônimospelagic

    Antônimosneritic

Formas
  • more oceanic comparative form
  • most oceanic superlative form
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