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AH020387 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Bipolar
What does 'bipolar' mean in the following sentence:
'The weather here (in this town) is very bipolar.'
Does it mean the weather is moody i.e. it changes suddenly and without warning
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Does it mean there only two seasons i.e. summer and winter
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'The weather here (in this town) is very bipolar.'
Does it mean the weather is moody i.e. it changes suddenly and without warning
OR
Does it mean there only two seasons i.e. summer and winter
?
Top answer
The sentence means that the weather in that town gets very hot and very cold often.
- The sentence means that the weather in that town gets very hot and very cold often.
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The sentence means that the weather in that town gets very hot and very cold often.
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