Definition of forked lightning in English:

forked lightning

nounˌfɔːkt ˈlʌɪtnɪŋfɔrkt ˈlaɪtnɪŋ

mass noun

Lightning that is visible in the form of a zigzag or branching line across the sky.
叉状闪电，之字形闪电
a flash of forked lightning
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘There was thunder and lightning and very heavy rain and as we approached the runway we could see forked lightning,’ she said.
- The thunder was louder and ‘sharper’ with forked lightning and softer and ‘fuzzier’ with cloud-to-cloud lightning.
- The lightning, which was forked lightning, was the worst I've seen.
- The shelter of even a tomb was welcome in that pitiless tempest and I was about to enter it when there came a flash of forked lightning that lit up the whole expanse of the heavens.
- Sheet lightning is a flash within a cloud; forked lightning is an electrical discharge from a thundercloud to the ground.
- The most dramatic is cloud-to-ground, often seen as forked lightning, which accounts for about 20 per cent of discharges and typically transfers tens of coulombs of negative charge from the cloud.
- The week long series involved eight races in conditions from a whisper of a breeze to a thunderstorm with forked lightning, that passed directly over the fleet of 120 boats.
- Thunder roared, forked lightning crackled and a wall of rain fell from the sky.
- I never write ‘confessional’ poetry but your voice - like forked lightning etching a thunder-dark river - leaves me no choice but to speak directly.
- The forked lightning was incredible and the thunder deafening with no time lag between the two.
- They wake to forked lightning, terrible crashes like accidents happening all around them.
- I was watching the most impressive storm yet, with forked lightning and thunder that shook your heart.
- Nestled in a deep valley in France's thunder alley, Chablis is as likely to be hit by forked lightning as by warm sun.

Definition of forked lightning in US English:

forked lightning

nounfôrkt ˈlītniNGfɔrkt ˈlaɪtnɪŋ

Lightning that is visible in the form of a branching line across the sky.
叉状闪电，之字形闪电
a flash of forked lightning
Example sentencesExamples
- The lightning, which was forked lightning, was the worst I've seen.
- The week long series involved eight races in conditions from a whisper of a breeze to a thunderstorm with forked lightning, that passed directly over the fleet of 120 boats.
- The forked lightning was incredible and the thunder deafening with no time lag between the two.
- I never write ‘confessional’ poetry but your voice - like forked lightning etching a thunder-dark river - leaves me no choice but to speak directly.
- Nestled in a deep valley in France's thunder alley, Chablis is as likely to be hit by forked lightning as by warm sun.
- The thunder was louder and ‘sharper’ with forked lightning and softer and ‘fuzzier’ with cloud-to-cloud lightning.
- They wake to forked lightning, terrible crashes like accidents happening all around them.
- Thunder roared, forked lightning crackled and a wall of rain fell from the sky.
- I was watching the most impressive storm yet, with forked lightning and thunder that shook your heart.
- ‘There was thunder and lightning and very heavy rain and as we approached the runway we could see forked lightning,’ she said.
- Sheet lightning is a flash within a cloud; forked lightning is an electrical discharge from a thundercloud to the ground.
- The most dramatic is cloud-to-ground, often seen as forked lightning, which accounts for about 20 per cent of discharges and typically transfers tens of coulombs of negative charge from the cloud.
- The shelter of even a tomb was welcome in that pitiless tempest and I was about to enter it when there came a flash of forked lightning that lit up the whole expanse of the heavens.

单词	forked lightning
释义	Definition of forked lightning in English: forked lightning nounˌfɔːkt ˈlʌɪtnɪŋfɔrkt ˈlaɪtnɪŋ mass noun Lightning that is visible in the form of a zigzag or branching line across the sky. 叉状闪电，之字形闪电 a flash of forked lightning Example sentencesExamples ‘There was thunder and lightning and very heavy rain and as we approached the runway we could see forked lightning,’ she said. The thunder was louder and ‘sharper’ with forked lightning and softer and ‘fuzzier’ with cloud-to-cloud lightning. The lightning, which was forked lightning, was the worst I've seen. The shelter of even a tomb was welcome in that pitiless tempest and I was about to enter it when there came a flash of forked lightning that lit up the whole expanse of the heavens. Sheet lightning is a flash within a cloud; forked lightning is an electrical discharge from a thundercloud to the ground. The most dramatic is cloud-to-ground, often seen as forked lightning, which accounts for about 20 per cent of discharges and typically transfers tens of coulombs of negative charge from the cloud. The week long series involved eight races in conditions from a whisper of a breeze to a thunderstorm with forked lightning, that passed directly over the fleet of 120 boats. Thunder roared, forked lightning crackled and a wall of rain fell from the sky. I never write ‘confessional’ poetry but your voice - like forked lightning etching a thunder-dark river - leaves me no choice but to speak directly. The forked lightning was incredible and the thunder deafening with no time lag between the two. They wake to forked lightning, terrible crashes like accidents happening all around them. I was watching the most impressive storm yet, with forked lightning and thunder that shook your heart. Nestled in a deep valley in France's thunder alley, Chablis is as likely to be hit by forked lightning as by warm sun. Definition of forked lightning in US English: forked lightning nounfôrkt ˈlītniNGfɔrkt ˈlaɪtnɪŋ Lightning that is visible in the form of a branching line across the sky. 叉状闪电，之字形闪电 a flash of forked lightning Example sentencesExamples The lightning, which was forked lightning, was the worst I've seen. The week long series involved eight races in conditions from a whisper of a breeze to a thunderstorm with forked lightning, that passed directly over the fleet of 120 boats. The forked lightning was incredible and the thunder deafening with no time lag between the two. I never write ‘confessional’ poetry but your voice - like forked lightning etching a thunder-dark river - leaves me no choice but to speak directly. Nestled in a deep valley in France's thunder alley, Chablis is as likely to be hit by forked lightning as by warm sun. The thunder was louder and ‘sharper’ with forked lightning and softer and ‘fuzzier’ with cloud-to-cloud lightning. They wake to forked lightning, terrible crashes like accidents happening all around them. Thunder roared, forked lightning crackled and a wall of rain fell from the sky. I was watching the most impressive storm yet, with forked lightning and thunder that shook your heart. ‘There was thunder and lightning and very heavy rain and as we approached the runway we could see forked lightning,’ she said. Sheet lightning is a flash within a cloud; forked lightning is an electrical discharge from a thundercloud to the ground. The most dramatic is cloud-to-ground, often seen as forked lightning, which accounts for about 20 per cent of discharges and typically transfers tens of coulombs of negative charge from the cloud. The shelter of even a tomb was welcome in that pitiless tempest and I was about to enter it when there came a flash of forked lightning that lit up the whole expanse of the heavens.
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