Tropical (en. Tropical)

/ˈtropi.kal/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Refers to the characteristics of tropical regions.

The tropical climate is ideal for growing exotic fruits.

El clima tropical es ideal para cultivar frutas exóticas.

Something that is typical of tropical regions.

Tropical plants require a lot of water and sunlight.

Las plantas tropicales requieren mucha agua y luz solar.

Belongs to a type of warm season.

Tropical rains are frequent during the summer.

Las lluvias tropicales son frecuentes durante el verano.

Derived from the Latin 'tropicalis', related to 'tropicus', which means 'of the tropics'.

tropical climate

Atmospheric conditions typical of tropical regions.

clima tropical

tropical fruit

Fruits that grow in warm climates, such as mango and pineapple.

fruta tropical

tropical vegetation

Plants and trees found in the tropics.

vegetación tropical

tropic

Imaginary line that delineates the areas of tropical climate.

trópico

torrential

That produces large amounts of water, related to heavy rains in warm climates.

torrencial

Reflects the relaxed and festive atmosphere of a tropical region.

That party had a very tropical atmosphere, full of music and dancing.

Esa fiesta tuvo un ambiente muy tropical, lleno de música y baile.

Refers to something that is very vibrant or colorful.

That painting has tropical colors that attract a lot of attention.

Esa pintura tiene colores tropicales que atraen mucho la atención.