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tundra

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈtʌndrə/

tundra means: A large, flat area in the far north where cold weather prevents trees from growing.

noun

ARCTIC LANDB2

A large, flat area in the far north where cold weather prevents trees from growing.

  • No trees grew on the tundra.
  • Reindeer crossed the frozen tundra.
  • Small plants cover parts of the tundra in summer.

Common phrases: arctic tundra, frozen tundra, across the tundra

LONG STRETCHC2

A long, seemingly empty stretch of time or something else.

  • A tundra of silence separated them.
  • He wandered through a tundra of lonely years.
  • The afternoon became a tundra of waiting.

How to use it: tundra of something (She faced a tundra of empty days.)

Similar words: expanse, stretch

Common phrases: tundra of time, tundra of silence

Questions about tundra

What does tundra mean?

A large, flat area in the far north where cold weather prevents trees from growing.

What is tundra in other languages?

Türkçe: tundra · Español: tundra · Français: toundra · Deutsch: Tundra · Italiano: tundra · 日本語: ツンドラ

How do you pronounce tundra?

It is pronounced /ˈtʌndrə/.

How do you use tundra in a sentence?

No trees grew on the tundra. Reindeer crossed the frozen tundra.

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