HABITAT


Meaning of HABITAT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ native , natural

her observations of wild chimps in their natural ~

▪ suitable

a decline in the amount of suitable ~

▪ preferred

The bird's preferred ~ is grassy prairie.

▪ important

▪ endangered , fragile , threatened

Peat bogs are one of Europe's most threatened ~s.

▪ coastal , forest , marine , wetland , wildlife , woodland

▪ bear , tiger , etc.

an agreement that preserved 2 500 acres of prime bear ~

VERB + HABITAT

▪ provide

The forest provides a ~ for hundreds of species of plants and animals.

▪ inhabit , occupy

bird species that occupy forest ~s

▪ conserve , preserve , protect

new measures to protect wildlife ~s

▪ restore

One of our objectives is to restore ~s for native species.

▪ damage , destroy , disrupt , threaten

Development is destroying the animal's native ~.

▪ lose

These animals will lose their ~s by the flooding of the area.

HABITAT + VERB

▪ support sth

The many different ~s support a wide variety of birds.

▪ disappear

Their preferred ~ is disappearing rapidly.

HABITAT + NOUN

▪ destruction , loss

Many species are threatened in the wild due to ~ destruction by man.

▪ restoration

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

the animals and plants in this woodland ~

▪ ~ for

The moorland is an important ~ for many rare bird species.

PHRASES

▪ loss of ~

The greatest danger to tigers now is through loss of ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .