How do you say the English word for weather?
English words for weather: frost, thunder, rain, wind, cloud, sunny, hail, mist, fog.
1. sunny
English ['s?ni]? American ['s?ni]
adj. Sunny; sunny; bright ; Happy
Sunny, Sunny (name)
Sunny weather alternated with rain.
The weather alternates between sunny and rainy.
2. thunder
1. Meaning: n. Thunder; thunder. v. Thunder; roar; shout loudly
2. Usage
The basic meaning of thunder is "thunder". The extension can be interpreted as "making a rumbling sound" and "angry condemnation and violent attack".
Thunder can also be extended to mean "to shout loudly" and can be used to introduce direct quotations.
Thunder can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it takes a noun as an object.
Thunder always comes after lightning.
Thunder always comes after lightning.
Thunder always comes after lightning.
3. rain
1. Meaning: n. Rain; rainwater. v. Rain; falling (like raindrops)
2. Usage
Rain means "rain" and is usually used as an uncountable noun. A rain means "a rain, a rain" Showers, a...kind of rain", rains refers to "several rains, heavy showers".
The rains refers to the "rainy season", and rains can be modified by May, July, etc.
"小雨" means light rain, and "heavy rain" means heavy rain.
It began to rain as soon as he left home.
It began to rain as soon as he left home.
4. Wind
1. Meaning: n. Wind; swallowed air (with food or drink); breathing; breath; wind instrument;
2. Usage
The basic meaning of wind is "wind, airflow", which refers to the natural flow of air. The wind speed can be large or small, the wind force can be strong or weak, it can be strong or soft, it can be used as both an uncountable noun and a countable noun, and it is often used with the definite article the.
When referring to the type or direction of the wind, wind can be used with the indefinite article a or in its plural form; when referring to the intensity of the wind, it is often used with words such as much and little; when referring to the wind in general, it is an uncountable noun. , without adding an article or attributive before it.
A gust of wind blew my hat off.
A gust of wind blew my hat off.
5. cloud
1. Meaning: n. cloud; shadow
2. Usage
The basic meaning of cloud is "cloud "Cloud" is the general term for cloud, which can refer to a specific cloud or an abstract cloud. Cloud can be extended to refer to "a group", "clouds, shadows".
Cloud is usually used as an uncountable noun, but it can be used as a countable noun in the solution of "clouds, pieces of cloud" and can be modified with the indefinite article a.
Cloud can be modified with many, masses of, a shred of, a fluff of, etc., but cannot be modified with much.
A cloud is a mass of vapor in the sky.
A cloud is a mass of vapor in the sky.