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单词 weather
释义
weather
noun[U]
uk
/ˈweð.ər/us
/ˈweð.ɚ/
A1
theconditionsin theairabove theearthsuch aswind,rain, ortemperature,especiallyat aparticulartimeover aparticulararea:
天气；气象
bad/good/cold/dry/hot/stormy/warm/wet/etc. weather坏／好／冷的／干燥的／炎热的／暴风雨／温暖的／潮湿的天气（等等）
The weather in themountainscanchangeveryquickly, so takeappropriateclothing.山里的天气瞬息万变，所以要带上合适的衣服。
We're going to have apicnic, weatherpermitting(= if the weather is good enough).如果天气好的话，我们打算去野餐。
More examples
  • The weather isexpectedtoremainclearfor the next fewdays.
  • Thematchhas beencancelledduetoadverseweatherconditions.
  • Therescueoperationhas beencomplicatedbybadweather.
  • Fair weather wasforecastfor thefollowingday.
  • The weather was good at thestartof theweek.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Weather & climate - general words
  • aneroid barometer
  • anthelion
  • aurora
  • aurora australis
  • aurora borealis
  • climate
  • climatology
  • element
  • glass
  • low-pressure
  • meteorological
  • meteorologist
  • mock sun
  • Northern Lights
  • occluded front
  • occlusion
  • parhelion
  • rare
  • the Met Office
  • weather forecaster
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Grammar

Weather
Weather is an uncountable noun:…

Idioms

under the weather
in all weathers
weather
verb
uk
/ˈweð.ər/us
/ˈweð.ɚ/

weatherverb(DEAL WITH)

[T]
todealsuccessfullywith adifficultsituationor aproblem:
平安度过（困境）；经受住
As asmallnewcompanythey did well to weather therecession.作为一家新成立的小公司，他们成功地度过了经济衰退期。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dealing with things or people
  • attend tosomeone/something
  • be all over itidiom
  • beard the lion (inhis/herden)idiom
  • bed
  • come/get to grips withsomethingidiom
  • cut
  • fire
  • have it out withsomeoneidiom
  • hold onidiom
  • I/I've got thisidiom
  • ill-prepared
  • jump-start
  • overcome
  • square
  • tough
  • toughsomethingout
  • turn
  • turn tosomeone/something
  • unprocessed
  • weather the stormidiom
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weatherverb(AIR CONDITIONS)

[IorT]
tochangeincolourorformover aperiodoftimebecause of theeffectsofsun,wind, or other weatherconditions:
（使）因风吹日晒而褪色，（使）受到风雨侵蚀，（使）风化
Rock is weathered by theactionoficeandchangesintemperature.冰的作用和温度的变化使得岩石受到了侵蚀。
Thepainton theoutsidewallshas weatheredbadly(= haschangedand beendamagedby the weather).外墙上的油漆风吹日晒褪色得很厉害。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Colourless or causing colour to fade
  • bleach
  • colourless
  • discoloration
  • discolour
  • discoloured
  • drab
  • drably
  • drabness
  • fade
  • faded
  • frost
  • light
  • lighten
  • muted
  • pale
  • paleness
  • pre-faded
  • sober
  • sombre
  • washed out
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Related word

weathered

Idiom

weather the storm
(Definition ofweatherfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

weather| American Dictionary

weather
noun[U]
us
/ˈweð·ər/

weathernoun[U](AIR CONDITIONS)

theconditionsin theairat aparticulartime, such aswind,rain, ortemperature:
I alwayswearglovesincoldweather.
Expect somenastyweathertomorrow,possiblyevenathunderstorm.
weather
verb
us
/ˈweð·ər/

weatherverb(LIVE THROUGH)

[T]
tolivethrough adifficultsituationor aproblem:
She weathered a fewprofessionalsetbacksthisyear.

weatherverb(AIR CONDITIONS)

[I/T]
tochangeincolororformover aperiodoftimebecause of theeffectsofsun,wind,rain, or otherconditionsin theair:
[I]Theyellowpaintwill weather to agrayishwhite.

Idiom

weather the storm
(Definition ofweatherfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

weather| Business English

weather
verb[T]
uk
/ˈweðər/us
todealsuccessfullywith adifficultsituationorproblem:
weather a crisis/downturn/recessionThecompanyclaimedthat it would weather thedownturnandreturntostronggrowth.
weather the storm
tosuccessfullydealwith a verydifficultproblem:
Whilelargefinancialinstitutionsmight beableto weather thestorm, many of thesmallertradersarelikelyto go under.
(Definition ofweatherfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofweather

weather
Theweathervariables of maximum and minimum temperature, rainfall and solar radiation were archived for every crop year.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Therefore, the regulator has to determine a range of water prices depending onweatherconditions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Results show that farm risk in this environment is in-uenced much more by prices than byweathervariability.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The increase in precision could be from an improvement inweatherinformation, irrigation practices, or both.
From theCambridge English Corpus
How these parameters vary annually in relation toweatherand other factors has received little attention.
From theCambridge English Corpus
If theweatheris cool, then mating, and subsequent oviposition, are delayed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The following day theweatherwas perfect, the high route proved excellent, and they reached the station in five hours.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The voyage was blessed by fineweather, and appeared to be enjoyed and appreciated by the passengers.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In some instances theweatherdeterred individuals from attending.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is evidence thatweatherextremes may change much faster thanweathermeans.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It is quite possible therefore that changes inweatherextremes, such as crossing certain thresholds, may already be noticeable within a decade or so.
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However, the visit had to be postponed to the very end of the season because poorweatherconditions delayed the whole programme.
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As in 1822, severeweatherduring the previous autumn had destroyed crops and resulted in food shortages during the early part of the year.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Each reed pod2 contains a collection of electronics for either the gathering ofweatherinformation or the reception and dispersion of sound.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Other important factors mentioned as causes of shortening fallow were adverseweatherand persistent wild fires.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithweather

weather

These are words often used in combination withweather.

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adverse weather
Other important factors mentioned as causes of shortening fallow wereadverseweatherand persistent wild fires.
From theCambridge English Corpus
bad weather
Sailors say a sure sign ofbadweatheror luck.
From theCambridge English Corpus
changing weather
Superimposed upon thesechangingweatherconditions is the regular exposure of the seabed in tidal areas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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