1. the part of the world that is near the equator where the weather is very warm
the tropics 例句
英汉例句
He notes that while most of the world's species live in the tropics their risk is underestimated because only a sliver of data from those regions exists.
The size of the cold-blooded Titanoboa indicated to researchers that the tropical coastal river system it occupied would have been warmer than the tropics today.
冷血的泰坦蛇的大小向研究人员表明这种蛇生活的沿海河流水系的热带环境比现在的热带地区更加温暖。
Australia had a racially segregated Labour policy, whereby non-white worked in conditions that would (or could) not be tolerated by whites - e.g. hard Labour in the tropics and pearl diving.
Meanwhile, NOAA is expected to announce possible record highs in the tropics when it releases its final report on 2009 temperatures on Friday.
同时,NOAA在周五发布2009年温度的最后报告时,人们也希望它能够公布热带地区可能的最高温度。
In northern climes some land will become more suitable for farming as springs come sooner, whereas in the tropics and subtropics some marginal land will become barely inhabitable.
The one they favoured is that the higher temperature of the tropics means that chemical reactions happen faster and metabolic rates are therefore higher.