| 释义 |
🔑snowsnow1 /snoʊ / noun [uncountable] - small, soft, white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather雪◆Three inches of snow fell during the night.夜间下了三英寸厚的雪。◆Most of the snow had melted by early March.大部分的雪到三月初就已经融化了。◆Greg shoveled the snow off the front steps.格雷格铲掉房前台阶上的积雪。➨ TOPIC COLLOCATIONS 主题词搭配The Weather天气good weather好天气the sun shines / warms somethingthe clouds drift / part / cleara gentle / light / stiff / cool / warm / sea breeze blows (in)/comes inthe snow crunches beneath / under someone's feet / bootsbad weather坏天气be covered in / shrouded in mist / a blanket of fogsnow falls / comes down / covers somethingthe rain falls / comes down / pours down / lets up / stopsthe wind blows / whistles / sweeps across something / dies downforecast / expect / predict rain / snow / a hurricane / a stormstorms暴风雨thick / dark / storm clouds form / gather / roll in / cover the sky / block out the sunstrong winds blow / howl / whip through something / gust (up to 80 mph)a storm / blizzard approaches / moves inland / hits / strikes / buries something in snow / passesthunder rumbles / booms / echoes (nearby / in the distance)lightning flashes / hits / strikesa tornado hits / strikes / destroys something / tears something off
- white spots on a television screen caused by a poor signal, etc.（电视屏幕上因信号弱而产生的）雪花
🔑snowsnow2 /snoʊ / verb [intransitive] (used with the subject it 与主语 it 连用) (used of snow ) to fall from the sky下雪◆It snowed all night.雪下了一整夜。 ●be snowed into be unable to leave home or travel because the snow is too deep被雪困住●be snowed underto have more work, etc. than you can deal with（工作等太多而）应接不暇；忙得不可开交 |