cloud
n.(名词)
A visible body of very fine water droplets or ice particles suspended in the atmosphere at altitudes ranging up to several miles above sea level.云:十分细小的水滴或冰粒组成的可见的一团,悬垂于海面上高度达几英里的大气中A mass, as of dust, smoke, or steam, suspended in the atmosphere or in outer space.烟云,烟尘:灰尘、烟或蒸汽组成的一团,悬垂于大气或外部空间A large moving body of things in the air or on the ground; a swarm:一群:空中或地面中大群的可移动的一团;一群:例句:a cloud of locusts.一群蝗虫
Something that darkens or fills with gloom.黑暗,阴影:遮暗或充满朦胧的某物A dark region or blemish, as on a polished stone.黑斑,瑕疵:黑块或黑斑,如磨光的石头上的黑斑Something that obscures.朦胧,昏暗:不清晰的东西Suspicion or a charge affecting a reputation.疑云,耻辱:影响声望的疑问或控告A collection of charged particles:集合:电荷的聚集团:例句:an electron cloud.电子团
v.(动词)cloud.ed,cloud.ing,clouds v.tr.(及物动词)To cover with or as if with clouds:使布满云:被云或好象为云所覆盖:例句:Mist clouded the hills.雾遮住了山丘
To make gloomy or troubled.使…朦胧不清:使变朦胧或陷入麻烦To obscure:使不清晰:例句:cloud the issues.混淆争端
To cast aspersions on; sully:玷污:诽谤;玷污:例句:Scandal clouded the officer`s reputation.丑闻玷污了官员的声望
v.intr.(不及物动词)To become cloudy or overcast:使多云,使阴暗:例句:The sky clouded over.天空中云层密布
<习惯用语>in the clouds
Imaginary; unreal; fanciful.空想的:想象的;不真实的;爱空想的Impractical.不切实际的习惯用语>来源:Middle English [hill, cloud] 中古英语 [山丘,云] from Old English clôd [rock, hill] 源自 古英语 clôd [岩石,山丘]
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cloud.less
adj.(形容词)