temperate zone

English

Noun

temperate zone (plural temperate zones)

1. Either of the parts of the Earth's surface between the tropics and the polar regions: one such zone in the northern hemisphere and one in the southern hemisphere.

   Hyponyms: north temperate zone, south temperate zone

Derived terms

• north temperate zone
• south temperate zone

Translations

region between the tropics and the polar region

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 溫帶 / 温带 (zh) (wēndài)

• Estonian: parasvööde
• Finnish: lauhkean vyöhyke
• French: zone tempérée (fr) f
• Georgian: ზომიერი სარტყლები pl (zomieri sarṭq̇lebi)
• German: gemäßigte Zone f
• Hungarian: mérsékelt égöv (hu)
• Japanese: 温帯 (ja) (おんたい, ontai)
• Kazakh: қоңыржай белдеу (qoñyrjai beldeu)
• Korean: 온대(溫帶) (ko) (ondae)
• Maori: takiwā hātai
• Portuguese: zona temperada f
• Romanian: zonă temperată (ro) f
• Russian: уме́ренный по́яс m (umérennyj pójas)
• Tagalog: tamtaman
• Vietnamese: ôn đới (vi) (溫帶)