单词:climate
[医] 气候
n. the prevailing psychological state
考试类型:[高考/四级/考研/托福]
climate的用法和样例:
例句
- Britain has a temperate climate.英国气候温和。
- She adapted herself quickly to the new climate.她很快就适应了这种新气候。
- The small city has the climate that is changeable in the extreme.这座小城有变化多端的气候。
- In the current critical climate her work is not popular.在当前评论风气影响下,她的作品不怎么受欢迎。
- After the Iraq war, the political climate is not so tense as before.伊拉克战争结束后,政治风气没有以前那么紧张了。
常见句型
- Coffee will not grow in a cold climate.咖啡不能生长在寒冷的气候下。
- In a climate of political unrest, a dictator can often seize power.在动荡的政治气氛下,独裁者常能攫取政权。
词汇搭配
- climate canary气候金丝雀
- climate porn气候煽情
- prairie climate牧场气候
- local climate地区气候
- extreme climate极端气候
- arid climate干燥气候
- tundra climate冰原气候
- mountain climate山地气候,山岳气候...
- mild climate温和气候
- mainland climate大陆气候
- tropical climate热带性气候
- temperate climate温带气候
- continental climate大陆性气候
- maritime climate海洋性气候
- ocean climate海洋性气候
- oceanic climate海洋性气候
- climate change气候改变; 气候变化...
- savanna climate稀树干草原气候...
- marine climate海洋气候
- urban climate城市气候
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