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β 10y agoObviously the French word "environnement" stems from the word "environ" in French. They have closely related, but not identical meanings. The English language borrowed the word under the spelling "environment", as there was a need to name it.
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β 10y agoThis is a very tricky one that people get caught up on. If environment means a habitat or something surrounding you then an antonym for environment isinsidesfar awaynot around By:BBob
The word "environment" comes from the French word "environner," which means surroundings or circumstances. It refers to the external physical, biological, and social conditions that surround and affect an organism or a community.
"Pourquoi" means "why" in French.
Savon means soap in french and savon faire means soap making.
"Naissance" in French means "birth" in English.
Astonishingly, this word is attested directly to a single individual; in 1873, coined by German zoologist Ernst Haeckel (1834-1919) as Okologie, from Greek oikos "house, dwelling place, habitation" + -logia "study of." Ecosystem is from 1935. Ecosphere (1953) is the region around a star where conditions allow life-bearing planets to exist.
There's no Latin root to 'environmentalist'. The noun instead comes from environ, which is French for 'around'. The French preposition in turn comes from the Middle French verb virer, which means 'to turn'.
The word needs an 'n'. It is spelled environmentally. The word "environ" means "surround". The word "environment" means the persons, objects, earth, etc. that is surrounding you. Environmentally is an adverb. The land near the waste plant was environmentally unsafe.
"Bruyant" in French means noisy or loud. It is used to describe a setting or environment that is filled with a lot of sound or noise.
"entourer" (verb) means 'to surround, to come around' in French.
No, the word "environment" does not come from the same root as the word for light from the sun. "Environment" is derived from the Middle French word "environner," which means "to surround," while the word for light comes from Old English.
the term 'environment' (which originated in 1827) comes from the french 'environs' which means surroundings, therefore the environment refers to the surroundings of a place. now the term is a general one, so it's divided into sub-categories such as natural environment, social environment, etc.
I think it means 'that which surrounds us'. I suspect a french or Latin origin, and am still trying to find out.
This is a very tricky one that people get caught up on. If environment means a habitat or something surrounding you then an antonym for environment isinsidesfar awaynot around By:BBob
It means their body temperature of an animal is the same as the environment they are around.
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A person's environment means everything around them. or you can say its the enviroment