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Definition of storm cloud in English: storm cloudnoun 1A heavy, dark rain cloud. 暴雨云,雷雨云 black storm clouds rolled inexorably down the valley Example sentencesExamples - A big black storm cloud hangs in the sky as we wait to set off for the Kingston Green Fair.
- It was a black, malevolent storm cloud, twitching and pulsing, rolling in, already filling up the stretch of the sky at the horizon.
- However, his efforts to silence her weren't needed, because a huge storm cloud came up, and with it, energy frizzed in the air.
- They shoot up from the tops of thunderstorms about the same moment lightning discharges within the storm cloud.
- This effect has already been used for some interesting experiments, such as firing a pulsed laser into a charged storm cloud to initiate a lightning strike back down the light beam.
- When the local topography permits, you can see lightning and the associated storm cloud from anywhere up to 200 miles away.
- Soon, a bizarre storm cloud hovers over New York City, seen in the distance from Ray's Newark home.
- Eleanor nodded, the storm cloud up ahead growing larger.
- He bailed out, the machine falling away, but his parachute was sucked into a storm cloud.
- The storm cloud outside the window was a common nineteenth-century symbol of sadness and mourning.
- Hanging ominously above the rooftops of west London is a massive storm cloud.
- I was thinking back to the last time I saw Franklin's gulls like this and it was right before a storm, a flock was flying around for insects right in front of the storm cloud.
- I looked up to see that I was driving in the middle of a storm cloud.
- It was only a storm cloud, she reassured herself.
- Waterspouts are basically tornadoes that are over water, and downbursts are violent gusts of winds blowing directly downwards from the storm cloud.
- Instead of the uniform grayness of the rainy day, we have the black storm cloud and brilliant lightning flash.
- It was a horrible storm cloud now, blocking out the sun, blocking out the blue of the sky, reaching almost as far as the eye could see.
- He took Faith's hand in his as they walked toward the sunset, a storm cloud hung overhead, but Faith chose to ignore it.
- As the ball passed through one of the clouds the cloud lit up for a split second, as if there was a lightening storm within, although it was clearly not a storm cloud.
- The sea became calm for as far as they could see, and the huge black storm cloud vanished from the sky.
- 1.1storm clouds Used in reference to a threatening or ominous state of affairs.
危险形势(或不祥)的预兆 the beginning of the decade saw storm clouds gathering over Europe 在这个十年的开端,欧洲就出现了不祥之兆。 Example sentencesExamples - Instead they were all overshadowed by the black storm cloud that hovered above me and made every day - even important, landmark days - a struggle.
- She continued on as storm clouds grew in Reynald's face.
- Some perceive the storm clouds gathering over Egypt's political life.
- Many agency firms that have seen storm clouds gathering over the market have simply opened their umbrellas and continued on with business.
- Our team had a storm cloud over us today, following some surprisingly bad news relayed by the night float.
- But with storm clouds gathering over the global economy, the question is just how good that deal will be.
- When our lovely mother declared she adored Walter at that shindig, a storm cloud threatened to haunt me for the rest of my life.
- In sum, speculation ran absolutely rampant while ominous storm clouds gathered on the horizon.
- The second storm cloud is the threat, which leaked out last weekend, of the UK government introducing Capital Gains Tax on house sales.
- But low inflation is little comfort when storm clouds gather over the jobs horizon.
- Collins had seen the storm clouds gathering over East Timor's future.
- As the sultry summer wears on in Korea, though, storm clouds are threatening the car manufacturer's expansive dreams.
- These meetings eventually became public knowledge, and Austin clearly saw the storm clouds gathering.
- Ominous storm clouds darkened in the U.S. this week, as a faltering equity market and weakening dollar joined a troubled Credit market.
- But the flood of new debt continues this year despite the ominous and unmistakable storm clouds of global financial and economic crisis.
- However, the storm cloud of higher rates now appears to have been blown off course by the chill winds of threatened recessionary pressures.
- Zweig saw the storm clouds gathering over his native Austria earlier than many.
- The storm clouds which have been gathering ominously for some time now, have finally burst, bringing a whole world of pain and torment raining down upon our heads.
- But there's a storm cloud on the horizon - privacy concerns - that many people were talking about.
- The director uses a variety of expressionistic techniques to create alternating moods of lyricism and ominous storm clouds.
Definition of storm cloud in US English: storm cloudnounˈstɔrm ˌklaʊdˈstôrm ˌkloud 1A heavy, dark rain cloud. 暴雨云,雷雨云 Example sentencesExamples - It was a black, malevolent storm cloud, twitching and pulsing, rolling in, already filling up the stretch of the sky at the horizon.
- He bailed out, the machine falling away, but his parachute was sucked into a storm cloud.
- The storm cloud outside the window was a common nineteenth-century symbol of sadness and mourning.
- A big black storm cloud hangs in the sky as we wait to set off for the Kingston Green Fair.
- Waterspouts are basically tornadoes that are over water, and downbursts are violent gusts of winds blowing directly downwards from the storm cloud.
- It was only a storm cloud, she reassured herself.
- When the local topography permits, you can see lightning and the associated storm cloud from anywhere up to 200 miles away.
- I was thinking back to the last time I saw Franklin's gulls like this and it was right before a storm, a flock was flying around for insects right in front of the storm cloud.
- He took Faith's hand in his as they walked toward the sunset, a storm cloud hung overhead, but Faith chose to ignore it.
- As the ball passed through one of the clouds the cloud lit up for a split second, as if there was a lightening storm within, although it was clearly not a storm cloud.
- It was a horrible storm cloud now, blocking out the sun, blocking out the blue of the sky, reaching almost as far as the eye could see.
- Soon, a bizarre storm cloud hovers over New York City, seen in the distance from Ray's Newark home.
- Instead of the uniform grayness of the rainy day, we have the black storm cloud and brilliant lightning flash.
- They shoot up from the tops of thunderstorms about the same moment lightning discharges within the storm cloud.
- Eleanor nodded, the storm cloud up ahead growing larger.
- Hanging ominously above the rooftops of west London is a massive storm cloud.
- I looked up to see that I was driving in the middle of a storm cloud.
- The sea became calm for as far as they could see, and the huge black storm cloud vanished from the sky.
- However, his efforts to silence her weren't needed, because a huge storm cloud came up, and with it, energy frizzed in the air.
- This effect has already been used for some interesting experiments, such as firing a pulsed laser into a charged storm cloud to initiate a lightning strike back down the light beam.
- 1.1storm clouds Used in reference to a threatening or ominous state of affairs.
危险形势(或不祥)的预兆 the beginning of the decade saw storm clouds gathering over Europe 在这个十年的开端,欧洲就出现了不祥之兆。 Example sentencesExamples - Instead they were all overshadowed by the black storm cloud that hovered above me and made every day - even important, landmark days - a struggle.
- When our lovely mother declared she adored Walter at that shindig, a storm cloud threatened to haunt me for the rest of my life.
- Many agency firms that have seen storm clouds gathering over the market have simply opened their umbrellas and continued on with business.
- She continued on as storm clouds grew in Reynald's face.
- But the flood of new debt continues this year despite the ominous and unmistakable storm clouds of global financial and economic crisis.
- In sum, speculation ran absolutely rampant while ominous storm clouds gathered on the horizon.
- Collins had seen the storm clouds gathering over East Timor's future.
- The second storm cloud is the threat, which leaked out last weekend, of the UK government introducing Capital Gains Tax on house sales.
- But there's a storm cloud on the horizon - privacy concerns - that many people were talking about.
- Some perceive the storm clouds gathering over Egypt's political life.
- However, the storm cloud of higher rates now appears to have been blown off course by the chill winds of threatened recessionary pressures.
- Our team had a storm cloud over us today, following some surprisingly bad news relayed by the night float.
- Zweig saw the storm clouds gathering over his native Austria earlier than many.
- As the sultry summer wears on in Korea, though, storm clouds are threatening the car manufacturer's expansive dreams.
- These meetings eventually became public knowledge, and Austin clearly saw the storm clouds gathering.
- Ominous storm clouds darkened in the U.S. this week, as a faltering equity market and weakening dollar joined a troubled Credit market.
- The director uses a variety of expressionistic techniques to create alternating moods of lyricism and ominous storm clouds.
- But with storm clouds gathering over the global economy, the question is just how good that deal will be.
- But low inflation is little comfort when storm clouds gather over the jobs horizon.
- The storm clouds which have been gathering ominously for some time now, have finally burst, bringing a whole world of pain and torment raining down upon our heads.
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