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What’s the weather forecast for today or tomorrow?
Rain, wind, rivers, and mountains — nature as metaphor.
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What’s the weather forecast for today or tomorrow?
world-shaking; earthshattering
world-shaking; earthshattering
Man's determination will conquer nature.
this one here, that one there, something else and that other one
years of the Dragon are prone to large storms and floods.
Close to the English saying: “Constant dripping wears the stone.”.
(noun) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see nước, sôi.
It’s foggy or stormy.
It’s sunny or cloudy.
Is it going to rain?
It’s raining or snowing.
the Trees of the Four Seasons, as depicted on paintings
it is said that; legend/tradition/folklore has it that; according to legend
art of improvisation, through depicting one's scenery or situation at a fleeting moment
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pour, oil, fire.
(noun) climate change
(noun) the sea(s); the ocean (the continuous body of salt water covering a majority of the Earth's surface)
(noun) storm (generally speaking)
(noun) violent storm; typhoon; tornado; hurricane
(noun) the outside; the outer surface (of an object)
(noun) skin; dermis
(noun) self, one's nature
(adjective) unexpected; unpredictable; unforeseeable
(adjective) unstable
(noun) the seas around China
(noun) look of the face; features seen on the face
(noun) a bank; a shore; a coast
(noun) tide; tidal phase
(noun) life; world situation
(noun) landscape; scenery; view
(noun) scenery; surroundings
(noun) a structure; architecture; formation
skylight; roof window
(noun) a thunderstorm
(noun) storms and thunderstorms
parasol; sun umbrella
(noun) ripples; wavy lines (on a surface etc.)
(verb) to predict; to forecast
(noun) the geography of a country
(noun) precipitation
(noun) perspective; aspect; angle
(noun) flowers and leaves; foliage
(noun) dusk; sunset; nightfall; evening twilight
(adjective) withered (shrivelled, shrunken, or faded, especially due to lack of water)
(adjective) lucky and unlucky; haphazard; random; dependent on chance
(noun) coast, seashore, coastline
(noun) natural science
(noun) a weather balloon
(noun) momentum; strength; force; vigor; energy
(noun) fresh air; atmosphere
(noun) meteorological phenomena
(noun) atmospheric pressure; air pressure
(adjective) winding; bending; zigzagging (especially of landscape)
(verb) to assist
(noun) a wonder; a place of magnificent scenery or outstanding architecture
(noun) structure, texture
(adjective) showering or outpouring
(adjective) light, showery but lasting
(noun) a prism (block used to split or reflect light)