Weather and meteorology idioms
Idioms about the weather:
The wind is gentle and the sun is shining brightly. Describes sunny and warm weather.
Storm - refers to strong winds and heavy rain. It also refers to a fierce momentum or a dangerous situation.
Bright spring - bright: beautiful, lovely. Describes the vivid and lovely scenery in spring.
Spring is full of meaning - meaning: meaning; full of spring: overflowing, deep. The meaning of spring is strong.
The spring cold is cold - cold: slightly cold. Describe the coldness of early spring.
Spring rain is as precious as oil - Spring rain is as precious as oil. Describe the precious spring rain.
One leaf knows autumn - from the falling of a leaf, one knows the arrival of autumn. It is a metaphor that through individual subtle signs, the development trend and results of the entire situation can be seen.
Thousands of generations - one thousand years, ten thousand generations. Refers to generations, a long time.
Evenly divided - autumn colors: autumn scenery. Distribute the autumn scenery evenly; day and night each get half; mostly refers to the Mid-Autumn Festival or the Autumn Equinox; later refers to sharing property and reputation equally, etc.
Secret glances - an old metaphor for a beautiful woman's eyes being like the clear waves of autumn water. Refers to secretly flirting.
Looking through the autumn water - even the eyes can see through it. Describes the ardent hope for relatives and friends far away. Autumn water: The water in autumn is clear and transparent, which is a metaphor for bright eyes.
Warm in winter and clear in summer - parents are kept warm in winter and cool in summer. Originally refers to the filial piety of the Son of Man. Now it is also generally referred to as warm in winter and cool in summer.
The twelfth lunar month in the cold winter - the twelfth lunar month. Refers to the twelfth lunar month, the coldest day in winter.
Bamboo shoots spring up after the rain - refers to the bamboo shoots that spring up after the rain in spring. It is a metaphor for the rapid emergence of new things in large numbers. commendatory term.
The wind is blowing and the clouds are surging - strong winds are blowing and dark clouds are emerging like water, which is a metaphor for the rise of many things one after another with great momentum.
Dissipate like smoke. It means that things disappear completely.
After the rain, the sky will turn sunny - after the rain, it will turn sunny. It is also a metaphor for the transition from darkness to light in politics.
A bolt from the blue—bolt: thunder. Thunder on a sunny day; a metaphor for sudden and surprising events or disasters.
The scorching sun - describes the strong sunshine in summer. It can also be called "Red Sun".
Goose feather snow - snowflakes that look like goose feathers. Describes the snow falling heavily and fiercely.
The rain is continuous - continuous, which means continuous. The gloomy weather and the continuous drizzle have a special interest.
Smoky - the entire area is shrouded in smoke, a state of confusion.
Cold wind howling - describes the biting wind, very cold.
The sun shines - the original meaning of this idiom is that the sunshine is sufficient and widespread. Every place is illuminated by the sun, and the extended meaning is that some kind of ideological penetration is strong. It expresses people's wish, the beautiful hope that there will be no darkness and sin in the world.
Howling north wind - means to describe the strong wind and cold in winter
Heavy snow - Fen: numerous and messy. Snow flakes are falling in large numbers. Describes the heavy snowfall.
Clear sky - clear sky: clear sky. Describes a clear sky without any clouds
Torrential rain - dump: pour it all out. The rain was so heavy that it poured down like water from a basin.
Sunny - Sunshine: the light emitted by the sun. Bright: beautiful, lovely. Full translation: Describes a sunny day with clear blue sky and cloudless sky.
Cloudless - an endless blue sky without a single cloud. Describes a sunny day without a trace of pollution.