Bad weather English

Bad weather in English.

Dictionary definition:

atrocious weather

Bad weather: refers to the weather with bad climatic conditions such as rainstorm, gale and blizzard, which may have adverse effects on people's lives and travel.

atrocious weather

Severe weather: refers to severe meteorological conditions such as storm, rainstorm and snowstorm.

atrocious weather

Bad weather: refers to weather conditions such as strong wind, heavy rain and heavy snow that are not suitable for travel.

Phrases:

1, damaged weather: damaged by weather; It depends on the weather.

2. Bad weather.

What terrible weather.

Bilingual example:

1. Is it caused by bad weather, fire or engine failure?

Is it bad weather, fire or engine trouble?

The bad weather will pass sooner or later, and so will the bad things.

Bad weather will pass sooner or later, and so will negative things.

Bad weather was the cause of the accident.

The bad weather was the cause of the accident.

The bad weather spoiled all our holidays.

The bad weather ruined our holiday.

The bad weather delayed the game this afternoon.

The bad weather delayed the game this afternoon.

The bad weather hindered their performance in the competition.

The bad weather affected their performance in the game.