英语词汇climate的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

climate /ˈklaɪmət, ˈklaɪmɪt/ noun 1. the typical weather conditions in a particular areaadjectivesa warm/hot climate Many people prefer to live where the climate is warm.a cold/cool climate Scotland’s climate is too cold for these plants to survive.a mild climate (=not too hot and not too cold) The region’s climate is mild all the year round.a dry climate (=with little rain) She loves the dry climate of southern California.a wet/damp climate A damp climate can damage buildings.a humid climate (=with hot and wet air) Florida has a humid climate.a tropical climate Their thick clothing was not suitable for the tropical climate of Brazil.a harsh climate also an inhospitable climate formal (=uncomfortable and difficult to live in) He endured the harsh climate of Siberia for three years.an extreme/severe climate (=extremely cold or hot) The region has a very severe climate, with temperatures falling below -30°C in winter.an arid climate (=very dry) The desert has a very arid climate and few plants can grow there.a temperate climate (=never very hot or very cold) Europe’s climate is temperate.a Mediterranean climate (=typical of the areas around the Mediterranean Sea) Croatia enjoys a Mediterranean climate.the global/world climate This temperature rise will change the global climate.climate + nounsclimate change (=a permanent change in weather conditions) These fish are under threat as a result of climate change.a climate scientist Most climate scientists now agree that human pollution has contributed to global warming.THESAURUS: climate → weather2. the general feeling or situation in a place at a particular timeadjectivesthe political/economic/social etc climate The political climate of the country was changing.a favourable climate BrE a favorable climate AmE (=good for doing something) Both sides were working to create a favourable climate for negotiations.a difficult/unfavourable climate The economic situation presents an unfavourable climate for investment.the current/present climate also the prevailing climate formal Change will be hard to achieve in the current climate.the international climate The international climate changed for the worse as conflict broke out in the region.the intellectual climate (=the general way of thinking) These ideas had an effect on the intellectual climate of the period.verbscreate a climate It’s important to create a climate of trust between staff and management.the climate changes The social climate had changed since the beginning of the nineteenth century.prepositionsa climate of fear/trust/uncertainty etc There is a climate of fear and people are leaving.phrasesthe climate of opinion (=the opinion which most people have about a subject) The climate of opinion is still favorable for the president.

词组	climate
释义	climate /ˈklaɪmət, ˈklaɪmɪt/ noun 1. the typical weather conditions in a particular areaadjectivesa warm/hot climate Many people prefer to live where the climate is warm.a cold/cool climate Scotland’s climate is too cold for these plants to survive.a mild climate (=not too hot and not too cold) The region’s climate is mild all the year round.a dry climate (=with little rain) She loves the dry climate of southern California.a wet/damp climate A damp climate can damage buildings.a humid climate (=with hot and wet air) Florida has a humid climate.a tropical climate Their thick clothing was not suitable for the tropical climate of Brazil.a harsh climate also an inhospitable climate formal (=uncomfortable and difficult to live in) He endured the harsh climate of Siberia for three years.an extreme/severe climate (=extremely cold or hot) The region has a very severe climate, with temperatures falling below -30°C in winter.an arid climate (=very dry) The desert has a very arid climate and few plants can grow there.a temperate climate (=never very hot or very cold) Europe’s climate is temperate.a Mediterranean climate (=typical of the areas around the Mediterranean Sea) Croatia enjoys a Mediterranean climate.the global/world climate This temperature rise will change the global climate.climate + nounsclimate change (=a permanent change in weather conditions) These fish are under threat as a result of climate change.a climate scientist Most climate scientists now agree that human pollution has contributed to global warming.THESAURUS: climate → weather2. the general feeling or situation in a place at a particular timeadjectivesthe political/economic/social etc climate The political climate of the country was changing.a favourable climate BrE a favorable climate AmE (=good for doing something) Both sides were working to create a favourable climate for negotiations.a difficult/unfavourable climate The economic situation presents an unfavourable climate for investment.the current/present climate also the prevailing climate formal Change will be hard to achieve in the current climate.the international climate The international climate changed for the worse as conflict broke out in the region.the intellectual climate (=the general way of thinking) These ideas had an effect on the intellectual climate of the period.verbscreate a climate It’s important to create a climate of trust between staff and management.the climate changes The social climate had changed since the beginning of the nineteenth century.prepositionsa climate of fear/trust/uncertainty etc There is a climate of fear and people are leaving.phrasesthe climate of opinion (=the opinion which most people have about a subject) The climate of opinion is still favorable for the president.
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