Definition of Hadley cell in English:

Hadley cell

nounˈhadliˈhadlē ˌsel

Meteorology

A large-scale atmospheric convection cell in which air rises at the equator and sinks at medium latitudes, typically about 30° north or south.
〔气象〕哈德来环流（圈）
Example sentencesExamples
- The near-surface equatorward branch of the Hadley cell is transporting cool air to warmer regions.
- This cell, in contrast to the Hadley cells, straddles the equator and thus is very asymmetric.
- The atmosphere circulates around the planet in six giant, donut-like rings called Hadley cells.
- This movement causes the three Hadley cells in the northern hemisphere to ‘elongate’ southwards.
- This creates two great lobes of circulating gas, called Hadley cells, one in each hemisphere.

Origin

1950s: named after George Hadley (1685–1768), English scientific writer.

Definition of Hadley cell in US English:

Hadley cell

nounˈhadlē ˌsel

Meteorology

A large-scale atmospheric convection cell in which air rises at the equator and sinks at medium latitudes, typically about 30° north or south.
〔气象〕哈德来环流（圈）
Example sentencesExamples
- The atmosphere circulates around the planet in six giant, donut-like rings called Hadley cells.
- This movement causes the three Hadley cells in the northern hemisphere to ‘elongate’ southwards.
- This cell, in contrast to the Hadley cells, straddles the equator and thus is very asymmetric.
- This creates two great lobes of circulating gas, called Hadley cells, one in each hemisphere.
- The near-surface equatorward branch of the Hadley cell is transporting cool air to warmer regions.

Origin

1950s: named after George Hadley (1685–1768), English scientific writer.

单词	Hadley cell
释义	Definition of Hadley cell in English: Hadley cell nounˈhadliˈhadlē ˌsel Meteorology A large-scale atmospheric convection cell in which air rises at the equator and sinks at medium latitudes, typically about 30° north or south. 〔气象〕哈德来环流（圈） Example sentencesExamples The near-surface equatorward branch of the Hadley cell is transporting cool air to warmer regions. This cell, in contrast to the Hadley cells, straddles the equator and thus is very asymmetric. The atmosphere circulates around the planet in six giant, donut-like rings called Hadley cells. This movement causes the three Hadley cells in the northern hemisphere to ‘elongate’ southwards. This creates two great lobes of circulating gas, called Hadley cells, one in each hemisphere. Origin 1950s: named after George Hadley (1685–1768), English scientific writer. Definition of Hadley cell in US English: Hadley cell nounˈhadlē ˌsel Meteorology A large-scale atmospheric convection cell in which air rises at the equator and sinks at medium latitudes, typically about 30° north or south. 〔气象〕哈德来环流（圈） Example sentencesExamples The atmosphere circulates around the planet in six giant, donut-like rings called Hadley cells. This movement causes the three Hadley cells in the northern hemisphere to ‘elongate’ southwards. This cell, in contrast to the Hadley cells, straddles the equator and thus is very asymmetric. This creates two great lobes of circulating gas, called Hadley cells, one in each hemisphere. The near-surface equatorward branch of the Hadley cell is transporting cool air to warmer regions. Origin 1950s: named after George Hadley (1685–1768), English scientific writer.
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