tidal — relating to or affected by tides (the regular rise and fall of sea levels)
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or affected by tides (the regular rise and fall of sea levels)
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtaɪdl/
Korean meaning: 조수의, 조류의, 밀물과 썰물과 관련된
Korean pronunciation: **타이**들
Example Sentences
- My grandmother says her arthritis is like a tidal pain - it comes and goes with the moon!
- The tidal marsh provides a perfect habitat for various bird species.
- Scientists study tidal patterns to predict the best surfing conditions.
tidal
ADJECTIVE//ˈtaɪdl//
relating to or affected by tides (the regular rise and fall of sea levels)
A scientist explores tidal pools exposed by the receding ocean water
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The bridal moment meets vital tidal breath
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Origin
고대 영어 'tid'(시간)에서 유래되었습니다. 바다의 물결이 시간에 따라 규칙적으로 변하는 모습에서 'tidal'이라는 단어가 탄생했어요.
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“My grandmother says her arthritis is like a tidal pain - it comes and goes with the moon!”
“The tidal marsh provides a perfect habitat for various bird species.”
“Scientists study tidal patterns to predict the best surfing conditions.”
“The restaurant's popularity has tidal moments - busy during lunch but empty at 3 PM.”
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