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ecological

adjective (ecological); adverb ecologically; noun ecology

«ecological» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Ecological means to do with ecology, the study of how living things live together and depend on each other and on their surroundings. tree →
  2. Ecological also means caring for nature and the environment, as in ecological farming. tree →

In the lessons

Science and geography lessons: food chains, habitats, ecosystems, pollution. In news, ecological damage or an ecological disaster means harm to nature. Phrases: ecological balance, ecological damage, ecological footprint, ecological disaster.

Examples

  • Cutting down the forest caused ecological damage. tree →
  • Bees play a big ecological role by pollinating flowers. tree →
  • The oil spill was an ecological disaster for the birds. tree →
  • An ecological footprint shows how much of the Earth's resources we use. tree →
  • The pond is a small ecological system with frogs, snails and plants. tree →
  • Our school garden uses ecological ways to stop pests, like ladybirds. tree →

Note

Say «ee-ko-LOJ-ik-al» or «ek-o-». Ecology is the science; ecological describes it; eco- is a short prefix (eco-friendly). Similar to «environmental» but more about how living things connect.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/ecological/