low-pitched English

The low-pitched English introduction is as follows:

overcast

English/v?kɑ?st/. Beauty/?o?v?r?k?st/.

n.

Cloudy day; [Meteorology] overcast; covering (especially clouds, fog, etc.); depression; sadness; depression; [Mining] wind bridge.

adj.

Dark; cloudy; cloudy.

Third person singular: overcasts plural: overcasts present participle: overcasting past tense: overcast past participle: overcast.

Memory skills: over + cast; launch → melancholy; cloudy.

Bilingual examples:

For?three?days?it?was?overcast?

It was cloudy for three consecutive days.

Tomorrow?will?be?overcast.?

Tomorrow will be cloudy.

Today?it?will?be?dull?and?overcast.?

Today the weather will be cloudy and cloudy.

It?was?a?cold,?windy,?overcast?afternoon?in?Washington.?

It was a cold, windy, overcast afternoon in Washington.

The weather forecast is cloudy with showers.

The weather forecast is cloudy with showers.