第45课:更多名词 - 天气 |
Lesson 45: More Nouns - The Weather |
啊 - 墨尔本天气! 住在那个城市的人声称它“一天可以有四季”。 当然可以有一个炎热的早晨,然后是下午的冰雹和雷声。 |
Ahh - Melbourne weather! People who live in that city claim that it "can have four seasons in one day". Certainly it's possible to have a baking hot morning, then hail and thunder in the afternoon. |
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这里,按字母顺序,是与天气有关的名词。 |
Here, in alphabetical order, are nouns to do with the weather. |
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注意:最极端的天气通常只发生在澳大利亚北部。 然而,墨尔本可能会遭受洪水泛滥和巨大的破坏性冰雹。 |
Note: the most extreme weather usually happens only in the North of Australia. However, Melbourne can get flash flooding and large, damaging hail. |
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约翰用单数和复数形式表达名词。 普通话翻译是针对单数形式的。 可能不熟悉的名词有描述。 |
John says the nouns in singular and plural forms. The Mandarin translation is for the singular forms. Nouns that may not be familiar have descriptions. |
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breeze (n), breezes (pl) 微风 |
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drizzle (n). This is an uncountable noun. You never say "we had 5 drizzles". Instead say "we had drizzle 5 times" or "we had 5 bouts of drizzle", or "we had drizzle nearly all day". |
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flood (n), floods (pl) 洪水 |
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hail (n): This is an uncountable noun. You never say "we had 4 hails". Instead say "we had hail 4 times" or "we had 4 bouts of hail" or "we had a lot of hail" or "we had a bit of hail". |
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hailstone (n), hailstones (pl) 冰雹 |
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humidity (n). This is an uncountable noun. You never say "we had 2 humidities". You might say "we have high humidity today", or "the humidity is high today", or "it's very humid today." |
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ice (n): This is an uncountable noun. You can say "we had a lot of ice", or "there was a lot of ice on the roads". However there is a noun, nothing to do with weather: "ice" meaning "ice-cream", which has a plural "ices". |
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lightning (n). This is an uncountable noun. You can say "we had a lot of lightning", or "there was a lot of lightning about". |
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mist (n), mists (pl) 薄雾 |
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rain (n), rains (pl). This is an uncountable noun because you never say "we had 3 rains", for example. Instead you say "we had rain 3 times" or "we had 3 bouts of rain". However the plural form is used when talking about rain in general; for example "the rains came early this Autumn". |
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shower (n), showers (pl) 淋浴 |
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snow (n), snows (pl). Like rain, this is uncountable, but the plural form is used when talking about snow in general. |
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sunshine (n). This is an uncountable noun, so you can say "we had a lot of sunshine today" or "we had sunshine in the morning and afternoon" or "we had periods of sunshine". Or just "we had a lot of sun". |
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tidal wave (n), tidal waves (pl) 潮汐 |
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wind (n), winds (pl). Like rain, this is uncountable, but the plural form is used when talking about wind in general. |
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