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hab·i·tat H0002700 (hăb′ĭ-tăt′)n.1. a. The natural environment in which a species or group of species lives: good coyote habitat; managing wildlife habitat.b. A particular kind of natural environment: woodland and prairie habitats.c. An artificial environment created for an animal to live in: the lion habitat at the zoo.2. A structure that affords a controlled environment for living in extremely inhospitable locations, such as an underwater research laboratory.3. The place where a person lives or is most likely to be found: "This park became his habitat—a bench-sitter at 17" (Neal Cassady).
[Latin, it dwells, third person sing. present of habitāre, to dwell; see habitable.]habitat (ˈhæbɪˌtæt) n1. (Biology) the environment in which an animal or plant normally lives or grows2. (Sociology) the place in which a person, group, class, etc, is normally found[C18: from Latin: it inhabits, from habitāre to dwell, from habēre to have]hab•i•tat (ˈhæb ɪˌtæt)
n. 1. the natural environment of an organism; place that is natural for the life and growth of an organism: a jungle habitat. 2. the place where one is usu. found. 3. a special environment for living in over an extended period, as an underwater research vessel. 4. habitation (def. 1). [1755–65; < Latin: it inhabits, 3rd singular present indic. of habitāre, frequentative of habēre to have, hold] hab·i·tat (hăb′ĭ-tăt′) The area or natural environment in which an animal or plant normally lives, such as a desert, coral reef, or freshwater lake. A habitat can often be home to many different organisms.habitatThe type of place where an animal or plant normally lives.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  habitat - the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs; "a marine habitat"; "he felt safe on his home grounds"home groundenvirons, surround, surroundings, environment - the area in which something exists or lives; "the country--the flat agricultural surround"habitation - the native habitat or home of an animal or plant |
habitatnoun home, environment, surroundings, element, territory, domain, terrain, locality, home ground, abode, habitation, natural home In its natural habitat, the hibiscus will grow up to 25ft.habitatnounThe natural environment of an animal or plant:haunt, home, stamping ground.Translationshabitable (ˈhӕbitəbl) adjective (negative unhabitable) (usually of buildings) fit to be lived in. The house is no longer habitable – the roof is collapsing. 適於居住的 适于居住的ˈhabitat (-tӕt) noun the natural home of an animal or plant. The Antarctic is the penguin's natural habitat. (動物的)棲息地，(植物的)生長地 （动物的）栖息地，（植物的）产地 ˌhabiˈtation noun the act of living in (a building etc). These houses are not fit for human habitation. 居住 居住Habitat
habitat the environment in which an animal or plant normally lives or grows HabitatThe sum of the environmental conditions that determine the existence of a community in a specific place where humans, animals, plants, and microorganisms live and its surroundings, both living and nonliving.Habitat an area of land or water occupied by an organism, a group of a single species, a biocenosis, or a synousia and possessing all conditions required for its existence (climate, topography, soil, food). The habitat of a species is defined as the total area within the species’ range of distribution that satisfies the species’ ecological requirements. The habitat of a population is the part of the species’ habitat that will guarantee the existence of a population. The habitat of an individual is the actual area occupied by a given individual in all phases of its development. There are also animal habitats of family, herd, flock, or colony. There are plant habitats of groves, beds, and other communities. In terms of the use of a habitat, organisms are classified as stenotopic, occupying similar habitats only, and eurytopic, capable of occupying a variety of habitats within the given range of distribution. The habitats of many species vary with the stage of development in the organism’s life cycle. For example, the larvae of amphibians usually live in water, and the adults on land. Many parasites have a dormant phase outside the given host and an active phase within the host (often limited even to certain organs). The various developmental phases of many parasitic plants are associated with different plant hosts. The part of the habitat that a species occupies for a limited time only (a season, a part of a day) or for a particular purpose (feeding, reproduction) is called a station. The habitat of a biocenosis is called a biotope. REFERENCESNaumov, N. P. Ekologiia zhivotnykh, 2nd ed. Moscow, 1963.
Osnovy lesnoi biogeotsenologii. Edited by V. N. Sukachev and N. V. Dylis. Moscow, 1964.N. P. NAUMOV habitat[′hab·ə‚tat] (ecology) The part of the physical environment in which a plant or animal lives. Habitat (networking, graphics)The original term for on-line graphicalvirtual communities or worlds. Created at Lucasfilm in 1985by Randy Farmer and Chip Morningstar.
http://communities.com/habitat.html.See habitat
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habitat that part of the environment, for example, stream, meadowland, salt marsh, etc., which is occupied by an animal or plant.habitat
Related to habitat: IKEAhabitat the place where something or someone lives. In ENVIRONMENTAL LAW the focus of European Union and UK legislation affecting conduct in relation to certain habitats. The EU Habitats Directive requires the establishment of a series of high-quality Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) across Europe that will make a significant contribution to conserving the habitat types and species identified in Annexes I and II of the Directive. It has been held that the Directive extends UK obligations beyond the 12-mile limit to the UK continental shelfHABITAT
HABITATFormally called the United Nations Human Settlements Programme. An organization within the United Nations that aims to provide housing. HABITAT seeks to encourage sustainable cities and towns because of increasing urbanization worldwide. It was established in 1978 and is based in Nairobi.habitat Related to habitat: IKEA
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Related to habitat: IKEASynonyms for habitatnoun homeSynonyms- home
- environment
- surroundings
- element
- territory
- domain
- terrain
- locality
- home ground
- abode
- habitation
- natural home
Synonyms for habitatnoun the natural environment of an animal or plantSynonymsSynonyms for habitatnoun the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occursSynonymsRelated Words- environs
- surround
- surroundings
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