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habitat

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈhæbətæt/ · UK /ˈhæbɪtæt/

Forms: habitats

habitat means: The natural place where a plant or animal lives.

noun

NATURAL HOMEB1

The natural place where a plant or animal lives.

  • The forest is their natural habitat.
  • Roads have destroyed many animal habitats.
  • We must protect this rare bird's habitat.

Similar words: home, environment

Common phrases: natural habitat, wildlife habitat, destroy a habitat, habitat loss

SUITABLE LIVING CONDITIONSC1

The conditions and surroundings that allow particular plants or animals to live.

  • This pond provides good habitat for frogs.
  • The project improved habitat quality for local fish.
  • Dry weather has reduced the available breeding habitat.

How to use it: habitat for a species (The pond provides suitable habitat for frogs.)

Similar words: environment, living conditions

Common phrases: suitable habitat, breeding habitat, provide habitat, habitat quality

Questions about habitat

What does habitat mean?

The natural place where a plant or animal lives.

What is habitat in other languages?

Türkçe: yaşam alanı · Español: hábitat · Français: habitat · Deutsch: Lebensraum · Italiano: habitat · 日本語: 生息地

How do you pronounce habitat?

In American English /ˈhæbətæt/; in British English /ˈhæbɪtæt/.

How do you use habitat in a sentence?

The forest is their natural habitat. Roads have destroyed many animal habitats.

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