Today's
word is: Clima
Género: masculino
(masculine)
Origen: latín
(Latin)
In
Spanish, “clima”
is a masculine noun of Latin origin which means climate
or
weather.
Also in a figurative sense, “clima”
could mean atmosphere.
Typical examples of the use of the word “clima”
is:
- El clima de esta zona es frío y seco (this region's climate is cold and dry)
- Un clima de miedo se extiende por el país (an atmosphere of fear is growing across the country)
Spanish
expressions with the word “clima”
or related words are:
- Cambio climático (climate change)
- Clima atlántico (Atlantic climate)
- Clima cálido (hot climate)
- Clima continental (continental climate)
- Clima de desconfianza (mistrust climate/ atmosphere of mistrust)
- Clima de entendimiento (climate of understanding)
- Clima de inseguridad (atmosphere/ air of insecurity)
- Clima de trabajo (work environment/ working environment)
- Clima ecuatorial (equatorial climate)
- Clima húmedo (wet climate)
- Clima oceánico (oceanic climate)
- Clima político (political environment)
- Clima seco (dry climate)
- Clima templado (warm climate)
- Clima tropical (tropical climate)
Notes
Word
|
Type
|
English
Meaning
|
Climático
|
Describing
word/ adjective
|
climatic/ clime/
weather
|
Climatología
|
Noun
|
climatology
|
Climatológico
|
Describing
word/ adjective
|
climatological
|
Climatólogo*
|
Noun
|
climatologist
|
Table 1 – Words Related to
“clima”
* The noun “climatólogo”
is both masculine and feminine. It could be used to refer to a male
climatologist or
a female
climatologist.
*NB
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