weather phenomena; scene; grandeur
Meanings
4 senses · 12 examplesnoun
weather phenomena; meteorological conditions
Refers to natural atmospheric events like wind, rain, snow, thunder, etc.
Today's maritime weather conditions are not suitable for navigation.
The meteorological bureau issued a typhoon warning.
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The weather in this region is highly variable.
Frost and snowfall are common weather phenomena.
noun
meteorology
technicalRefers to the scientific study of the atmosphere.
He majors in meteorology at university.
Modern meteorology relies on satellites and computers.
noun
scene; sight; atmosphere
Describes the overall appearance or feeling of a situation or environment.
After the reform and opening up, the countryside presented a new scene.
During the festival, the streets are filled with a joyous atmosphere.
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After the company reorganization, the internal atmosphere is completely renewed.
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grandeur; imposing manner; momentum
literaryDescribes a magnificent, impressive, or powerful appearance or momentum.
The architecture of the Forbidden City has a grand and imposing grandeur that amazes people.
When he speaks, he has an extraordinary imposing manner.
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This team has a momentum like a rainbow, grand and magnificent.