英:[klaʊd]
美:[klaʊd]
英:[klaʊd]
美:[klaʊd]
复数:clouds
第三人称单数:clouds
现在分词:clouding
过去式:clouded
过去分词:clouded
cloudless (adj.), cloudlike (adj.)
词根:cloud
adj.cloudy 多云的;阴天的;愁容满面的
clouded 乌云密布的;有暗影的,阴的
cloudless 无云的;晴朗的
n.cloudiness 阴沉;暗晦;朦胧
noun
a visible mass of particles of condensed vapor (such as water or ice) suspended in the atmosphere of a planet (such as the earth) or moon
something resembling or suggesting a cloud: such as
a light filmy, puffy, or billowy mass seeming to float in the air a ship under a cloud of sail
a cloud of blond hair
a usually visible mass of minute particles suspended in the air or a gas
a great crowd or multitude : swarm
clouds of mosquitoes
something that has a dark, lowering, or threatening aspect a cloud of suspicion
clouds of war
something that obscures or blemishes
a cloud of ambiguity
a dark or opaque vein or spot (as in marble or a precious stone)
the computers and connections that support cloud computing—often used before another nouncloud storage/backupcloud software
storing files in the cloud
verb
intransitive verb
to grow cloudy—usually used with over or up
clouded over before the storm
of facial features to become troubled, apprehensive, or distressed in appearance
her face clouded with worry
to become blurry, dubious, or ominous—often used with over
the outlook is clouding over
to billow up in the form of a cloud
transitive verb
to envelop or hide with or as if with a cloud
to make opaque especially by condensation of moisture
steam clouded the windows
to make murky especially with smoke or mist
smoke clouded the sky
to make unclear or confused
cloud the issue
taint, sully
a clouded reputation
to cast gloom over
cloud prospects for success
in the clouds心不在焉;在云层中
cloud computing云计算
under a cloud失宠;不高兴;受嫌疑
dark cloud乌云;黑云;暗云
cloud point[化]浊点
cloud cover云量
on a cloud[美国俚语]忘乎所以;高兴得不得了;恍惚
cloud ninen. [俚]九重天(想象中的天堂);[俚]极乐心境;[俚]狂喜状态
molecular cloud分子云
gas cloud气体云;空气层;烟气层;毒云
a cloud of dust一阵尘土
mushroom cloud蘑菇云(热核爆炸后升起的)
cloud formation云之形成
dust cloud[天文]尘埃云;尘云;尘雾
magellanic cloud麦哲伦星云
cloud layer云层
convective cloud对流云;对疗
electron cloud电子云
rain cloudn. 雨云
storm cloud暴风云;动乱的征兆
古英语 clud “岩石堆,山丘”,与 clod 相关。
现代意义上的“云彩,悬浮在天空中的蒸发水的团块”是一种隐喻性的扩展,始于公元1300年南方文本中,基于积云和岩石堆的相似之处。通常古英语中“云”的词是 weolcan(见 welkin)。在中古英语中, skie 最初也是指“云”。中古英语汇编中 cloud 在原始岩石质量意义上的最后一条目录是公元1475年左右。
云的四种基本分类(卷云,积云,层云,雨云)是由英国业余气象学家卢克·霍华德(Luke Howard,1772-1864)于1802年提出的。
“烟雾或灰尘的云状物”意义来自14世纪晚期。比喻地,作为遮蔽、使昏暗、威胁或投下阴影的东西,始于公元1300年; 因此, under a cloud(约1500年)。In the clouds “远离尘世的事物; 模糊、幻想、不真实”来自1640年代。 Cloud-compeller(云之主)翻译(诗意地)希腊语 nephelegereta,这是宙斯的荷马史诗中的一个描述。
云地[间]放电, cloud-to-ground discharge 云和地面之间发生的闪电放电现象。
云滴采样器, cloud-particle sampler 应用各种捕获原理在云中直接收集云滴的仪器。
云际放电, cloud-to-cloud discharge, intercloud discharge 不同云块之间发生的闪电放电现象。
Noun Middle English, rock, cloud, from Old English clūd; perhaps akin to Greek gloutos buttock
The first known use of cloud was in the 14th century
cloudyadjective
darkened by gloom or anxiety
a cloudy mood
covered over by clouds
a cloudy sky
dimmed or dulled as if by clouds
a cloudy mirror
uneven in color or texture
having visible material in suspension
the water from the faucet was cloudy
cloud1 of 2noun
a visible mass of particles of water or ice in the form of fog, mist, or haze usually high in the air
a usually visible mass of tiny particles in the air or bits of matter between stars
a group of charged particles (as electrons)
something resembling or thought to be like a cloud under a cloud of suspicion
a cloud of mosquitoes
something that appears dark or threatening
clouds of war
the computers and connections that support cloud computing
storing files in the cloud
cloud2 of 2verb
to make or become cloudy
to darken or hide with or as if by a cloud
smog clouded our view
cloudburstnoun
a sudden heavy rainfall
cloud1 of 2noun
a visible mass of particles of water or ice in the form of fog, mist, or haze usually high in the air
a usually visible mass of tiny particles in the air or bits of matter between stars
a group of charged particles (as electrons)
something resembling or thought to be like a cloud under a cloud of suspicion
a cloud of mosquitoes
something that appears dark or threatening
clouds of war
the computers and connections that support cloud computing
storing files in the cloud
cloud2 of 2verb
to make or become cloudy
to darken or hide with or as if by a cloud
smog clouded our view
1 Indeed, whatever being uttered that fearful shriek could not soon repeat it: not the widest-winged condor on the Andes could, twice in succession, send out such a yell from the cloud shrouding his eyrie.
2 He wished then they had taught him more about the clouds and the sky, about the way the priests called the storm clouds to bring the rain.
3 The morning-glories were open wide, themselves the color of the sky, with thin white clouds spreading from the center of the blossoms into the bright blue.
4 The sky was clear, except for way out there, where the clouds were stacking up.
5 I imagined the clouds and stars up above.
6 His head poked from the cloud as he struggled to free himself, and Ayanna gasped.
7 My eyes, so bright and flashy at sixteen, are now yellow-stained, clouded.
8 Another pocket of mist and clouds drifted up past the raft and over our heads.
9 The city lights reflected off the clouds, making it bright enough that he didn't need to turn on his headlights.
10 And it came with the winter cold of November, beneath a canopy of clouds heavy with unfallen snow.
11 The sun was hidden by the clouds, and he was not aware any more of the color of the land.
12 The cloud of girls hung on and hung on.
13 I open my eyes for a second and see her watching us both as the plane rises higher and higher into the clouds.
14 When I followed their gaze, I saw a thick cloud of grey smoke rising from the thatch, to become lost in the darker grey of the sky.
15 We were long gone from thick, white clouds, the plane steadily climbing down.
16 Two black butterflies danced through a cloud of bugs and disappeared.
17 It only blew more clouds of fog to roil and billow over the Putnam.
18 Her eyes have been replaced by storm clouds, and she untangles her limbs from mine.
19 The atmosphere has already been clouded by the BJP's anger at the media.
印度人民党怒斥媒体,已经破坏了气氛。
20 He still has a cloud of suspicion hanging over him.
大家仍然在怀疑他。
1 玷污
profanatory attainture discoloration attaint blur blot discolor beslubber spot soil dirty stain foul mar smear blemish grime smudge taint tarnish sully besmear smirch maculate begrime unhallow flyblow dragthrough the mud stained bespattered contaminate pollute profane befoul slubber distain bespatter breathe upon breathe on
3 使…混乱
4 使不快
5 使含糊
6 朦胧
soft obscure vague cloudy foggy hazy crepuscular twilit dimly blearily fuzzily darkling mistily cloudily filmily fog obscurity cloudiness dreamworld dimness obscuration haziness mistiness mist haze
8 破坏
damage destruction devastation desecration break kill destroy ruin trash shatter mar rupture blight desecrate bugger up shot trail rape sabotage subversion depredation breach blast poison bust spoil wreck demolish torpedo ravage subvert sully dislocate scupper blow a hole in muck up take its toll a heavy toll the ravages of subversive ruinous failure rack demolition breaking breakage wreckage hob wrack wrecking overset counterwork lose mine cook waste dish founder violate disrupt frustrate undo devastate overthrow infringe baffle queer smite trespass assassinate honeycomb scuttle mangle vandalize discomfit unmake deflower discombobulate monkey-wrench
9 烟尘
13 搅混
17 毁坏
shot bust ruin sack havoc breakage ruination spoliation destroy butcher beggar ravage bugger up the spout in tatters eat into injury spoilage destruct waste bump trash spoil wreck darken louse queer blight wither deface banjax play havoc with
20 阴沉下来
21 损伤
traumatic damage wound breakdown trauma lesion mar breaking deform scathe traumatism damnification compromise blast impair shatter blight pique dilapidate damnify
22 云斑
23 迷惑
lose confuse fox mesmerize bamboozle bewilder confused puzzled mixed up befuddled nonplussed uncomprehending bushed puzzlement baffle bewitch bedevil play a joke on play a trick on get your knickers in a twist
24 使…迷惑
26 使烦恼
cheese burden distress disturb annoy torment hump oppress gall vex Harry beleaguer trouble bug hassle fuss nag
27 阴影
dark shadow shade umbrage umbra blight ghost blanket shading penumbra adumbration gloom umber in the shade
30 黯然
33 忧郁
triste black heavy minor lonely miserable grim melancholy dismal gloomy morbid sombre downbeat droopy baleful lugubrious liverish blues doldrums shadow spleen gloom hypochondria cafard megrim mope the dismals blue dark melancholic grey glum mirthless doleful disconsolate darken get down atrabiliar down yellow funky rhino bleak feral somber rosewater joyless dumpy hipped humpy atrabilious adust tristful bringdown hippish dumpish mokers dumps mulligrubs depression hip dump blah oppression hump blackness sullen dejection blueness dinge overcloud vapor depress off feed
35 使不清楚
37 损害
damnous cost damage wrong despite injury hurt wound ruin suffering prejudice affection lesion casualty nuisance mischief detriment ravage disservice spoliation inroad damnum scathe damnification derogate blot corrode harm compromise spoil shatter dent grieve jeopardy jeopardize jeopard shend damnify make a dent in
38 使…模糊
40 使模糊
blot smudge obliterate obfuscate becloud blear bedim obscure smear overcloud fog dull dim darken befog
41 模糊
obscure dim vague fuzzy diffuse misty dreamy indefinite foggy hazy shadowy indistinguishable indeterminate nebulous indistinct formless smeary muzzy vaguely dimly indistinctly vagueness faintness dimness haziness woolliness general soft distant faint muddy undefined woolly indescribable abstruse washy Stygian unspecific undecipherable twilit faintly fog twilight smear blear overcloud dark opaque airy-fairy opacity dull cloudy blurry fishy blurred indefinable bedimmed caliginous indefinitely darkly ambiguously doubtfully mistily dreamworld dulness smudginess darken befog bedim
42 斑点
spotty punctation spot patch stain splash freak blob speck fleck freckle spatter macula splotch hickey brindle nevus mottle sculpin punctum plash maculation
44 忧虑
care concern worry anxiety torture stew apprehension angst unease ruth collywobbles stress trouble tremble boggle lose sleep
45 使混浊
50 变忧郁
52 混乱
messy confused chaotic troubled turbulent disorderly woolly muddled turbid shambolic inchoate hugger-mugger disorder mess upset confusion zoo chaos jungle tumble turmoil tangle anarchy upheaval dislocation jumble muddle disarray shambles tumult maelstrom mix-up pandemonium morass misrule foul-up shemozzle snarl-up wander
53 烦恼
troubled vexed snuffy hang-up tracasserie care cross trouble bother plague grief disturbance stew gall encumbrance vexation niggle worriment repine cheese burden distract distress disturb annoy torment hump oppress vex Harry chivvy beleaguer bug devil hassle fuss nag
54 变得模糊
56 污斑
57 使暗淡
58 变阴沉
60 阴云密布
62 焦虑
het up nervous uncomfortable anxious fraught nervy angsty angst-ridden care anxiety turmoil suspense angst dither hang-up mind exercise sweat disturb tremble brood perturb niggle be get into a state be in into a state with bated breath have kittens get bent out of shape about get bent out of shape over get bent out of shape be in a sweat about be in a sweat get in a sweat about get in a sweat eat up weigh down
63 女围巾
66 一团
68 布满斑点
69 不清楚
unclear obscure confused vague fuzzy indefinite murky woolly indistinct indefinitely NL nubilous thick faint misty hazy illiquid ill-defined muzzy inexplicit thickly indistinctly indistinctness overcurtain muddy thicken mangle be ignorant of
74 污点
black pick spot stain blur flick smear blemish blot grime smudge taint slur speck tarnish sully blotch smut mote splotch mackle smirch maculation smutch mark nite spot black mark
75 含糊
amphibolic double loose neutral obscure uncertain vague doubtful dubious lax intangible indeterminate nebulous imprecise equivocal waffling noncommittal noncommittally mistily obscurity muddle nebulosity
76 皱眉
78 难以理解
heavy going funny unfathomable confusing obscure mind-boggling unintelligible inscrutable equivocal Delphic impalpable muddling
79 疑团