| meteorology |
/ mi:tjE5rRlEdVi/ |
气象学 |
| atmosphere |
/ 5AtmEsfiE/ |
大气 |
| climate |
/ 5klaimit/ |
气候 |
| weather |
/ 5weTE/ |
天气 |
| fine |
/ fain/ |
adj.晴天 |
| clear |
/ kliE/ |
adj.晴朗的 |
| sunny |
/ 5sQni/ |
adj.晴朗的 |
| rainy |
/ 5reini/ |
adj.下雨的 |
| dull |
/ dQl/ |
adj.阴天的 |
| windy |
/ 5windi/ |
adj.刮风的 |
| temperature |
/ 5tempEritFE/ |
气温 |
| season |
/ 5si:zn/ |
季节 |
| spring |
/ spriN/ |
春 |
| summer |
/ 5sQmE/ |
夏 |
| autumn |
/ 5R:tEm/ |
秋 |
| fall |
/ fR:l/ |
秋 |
| winter |
/ 5wintE/ |
冬 |
| frost |
/ frRst/ |
霜 |
| hail |
/ heil/ |
冰雹 |
| snow |
/ snEu/ |
雪 |
| thunder |
/ 5WQndE/ |
雷 |
| wind |
/ wind, waind/ |
风 |
| mist |
/ mist/ |
雾 |
| cloud |
/ klaud/ |
云 |
| haze |
/ heiz/ |
霾 |
| rain |
/ rein/ |
雨 |
| downpour |
/ 5daunpR:/ |
暴雨 |
| shower |
/ 5FEuE, 5FauE/ |
阵雨 |
| storm |
/ stR:m/ |
暴风雨 |
| lightning |
/ 5laitniN/ |
闪电 |
| hurricane |
/ 5hQrikEn/ |
飓风 |
| cyclone |
/ 5saiklEun/ |
旋风 |
| typhoon |
/ tai5fu:n/ |
台风 |
| tornado |
/ tR:5neidEu/ |
龙卷风 |
| gale |
/ geil/ |
季节风 |
| breeze |
/ bri:z/ |
微风 |
| monsoon |
/ man5sun/ |
季风 |
| fog |
/ fRg/ |
浓雾 |
| dew |
/ dju:/ |
露水 |
| humidity |
/ hju:5miditi/ |
潮湿 |
| freeze |
/ fri:z/ |
冰冻 |
| drought |
/ draut/ |
干旱 |
| rainbow |
/ 5reinbEu/ |
彩虹 |
| flood |
/ flQd/ |
洪水 |
| tide |
/ taid/ |
潮汐 |
| earthquake |
/ 5E:Wkweik/ |
地震 |
| sunlight |
/ 5sQnlait/ |
阳光 |
| sunshine |
/ 5sQnFain/ |
阳光 |
posted on 2007-01-10 13:00
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since burn me how long to this
对了，老师，你的课上讲到铂金Pt。白金和铂金并不是一码事呢！
铂金：是一种本身即呈天然白色的贵金属。
白金：是黄金加上某些合金后呈现白色。最多含75%的黄金。白金不能被打上Pt标志，只能按其纯度打黄金及纯度的印记。即“白色K金”的缩写。
铂金虽然有时会被俗称为白金，但从严格意义上来讲，铂金不能称为白金。铂金的纯度、稀有度、耐用性是白金所不能比拟的。
我是说铂金啊……难道我发音有问题？^_^不好意思啦！
^_^没有关系啊！小时候是不知道的，后来自己去买了才知道其中区别的……
Song of Songs 好象对这个很有研究的!
what's haze? I mean what kind of weather this is ?
haze, suspension in the atmosphere of minute dust or salt particles that are not individually seen but that nevertheless reduce visibility. So-called damp haze and dry haze produce different optical effects because the particles of each are of different sizes, with the dry haze particles being smaller. Damp haze may develop from dry haze when water condenses on moisture-absorbing dry haze particles. Continuation of this condensation leads to the formation of fog fog, aggregation of water droplets or ice crystals immediately above the surface of the earth (i.e., a cloud near the ground). A hazy condition often occurs in the summer and affects large areas from cities to mountains. Such a haze is often caused by excessive amounts of pollutants resulting from combustion; for example, the Smoky Mountain haze in Tennessee is ascribed to sulfate particles.
moisture是什么？和humidity有什么区别呢