Siberia (en. Siberia)
/siˈβeɾja/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A large expanse of unexplored territory with extreme cold.
Siberia is known for its low temperatures.
La Siberia es conocida por sus bajas temperaturas.
A geographical area located east of the Ural Mountains in Russia.
The flora and fauna in Siberia are unique.
La flora y fauna en Siberia son únicas.
A region that evokes images of solitude and harsh weather conditions.
It feels like Siberia when it’s so cold in winter.
Se siente como en Siberia cuando hace tanto frío en invierno.
Etymology
From Russian 'Сибирь' (Sibir'), which may in turn derive from the language of the Siberians.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to live in siberia
To be in a very remote or lonely place.
vivir en siberia
cold as in siberia
To be in a very cold or difficult situation.
frío como en siberia
to go to siberia
To take a trip to a secluded or distant place.
ir a siberia
Related Words
tundra
Frost-covered open land; area without trees and low vegetation.
tundra
permafrost
Layer of permanently frozen soil.
permafrost
boreal
Relating to northern regions.
boreal
Slang Meanings
Desolate or extremely cold situation.
That place is a true siberia in winter.
Ese lugar es una verdadera siberia en invierno.
Evocation of solitude or isolation.
I feel like I’m in siberia when I'm in this meeting.
Me siento en siberia cuando estoy en esta reunión.