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Definition of sere - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
conditiondry or withered
- The sere leaves crunched underfoot as we walked through the forest.
2.
clothingDated threadbare or worn out, especially fabricsDated
- The sere curtains hung limply in the window.
Noun
ecologyTECH. series of ecological communities formed in ecological successionTECH.
- The sere progressed from a grassy field to a dense forest.
Origin of sere
Old English, sear (dry)
Examples of sere in a sentence
The farmer lamented the sere fields after the drought. His sere jacket barely kept out the cold. She wore a sere dress that had seen better days. The sere included various stages of plant growth. Scientists studied the sere to understand ecological changes.
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- French:desséché, série, ...
- German:dürr, Sukzession, ...
- Italian:appassito, successione ecologica, ...
- Spanish:seco, sucesión ecológica, ...
- Portuguese:murchado, série ecológica, ...
- Chinese:干枯的, 演替系列, ...
- Japanese:枯れた, 遷移, ...
- Arabic:ذَابِل, تَعاقُب, ...
- Hebrew:נָבוּל, רֶצֶף אֵקוֹלוֹגִי, ...
- Russian:сухой, сукцессия, ...
- Ukrainian:сухий, екологічна сукцесія, ...
- Hindi:सूखा, पर्यावरणीय क्रम, ...
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