Definition of thundercloud in English:

thundercloud

nounˈθʌndəklaʊdˈθəndərˌklaʊd

A cumulus cloud with a towering or spreading top, charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning.
雷雨云
Example sentencesExamples
- A company in the USA have now produced a gel that they claim is able to almost totally destroy a building thundercloud.
- His skin glistened under the faint glow of light that was trying to get past through a mountain of thunderclouds.
- It can't be too windy, and there must not be any rain, thunderclouds, or lightning nearby.
- The forecasts have been asking us to watch out for thunderclouds and thundershowers for a long while now.
- A thundercloud, with a distinctive upper anvil shape, results from air which is moist and unstable rising by convection.
- Overhead, thunderclouds rumbled angrily, lightning began to flash a myriad of colors, and sea winds started to rise and howl.
- Oh, yeah, we were still in a thick thundercloud with periodic flashes of lightning surrounding us.
- Even so, the thought of life from a thundercloud thrilled Percy Shelley, who was a keen electrical experimenter, and was immortalised by his wife Mary in her novel Frankenstein.
- As the trough approached, heavy thunderclouds built up.
- Overhead in the darkening sky, the gathering thunderclouds rumbled a warning.
- As you pointed out, it takes about 800 million volts to get lightning to jump between a thundercloud and the ground.
- On 12 July, under a sky full of thunderclouds, the titans clashed, the Soviets under orders to close with the Tigers to negate the latter's advantage in range.
- If thunderclouds crowd in, the whole sky darkens.
- It had been sunny a moment before; now dark thunderclouds threatened rain.
- She answered questions like why there are thunderclouds and how it rains.
- Scientists believe the warm, dry, dusty layer mixes with tropical waves, breaking up thunderclouds ' ability to transfer energy from the warm ocean surface to the atmosphere.
- This means local convergence areas with resultant major cloud developments, i.e. thunderclouds, is more than just a possibility.
- Rain cascaded from menacing thunderclouds, but she ignored it, racing to the front porch of the store.
- The perfect day had vanished not fifteen minutes after they had picked up their gear and headed down the trail, the blue sky replaced by dark thunderclouds.
- But the breathtaking scenery and impending risk of thunderclouds and lightning kept us spinning.

Definition of thundercloud in US English:

thundercloud

nounˈθəndərˌklaʊdˈTHəndərˌkloud

A cumulus cloud with a towering or spreading top, charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning.
雷雨云
Example sentencesExamples
- It had been sunny a moment before; now dark thunderclouds threatened rain.
- But the breathtaking scenery and impending risk of thunderclouds and lightning kept us spinning.
- If thunderclouds crowd in, the whole sky darkens.
- As the trough approached, heavy thunderclouds built up.
- The perfect day had vanished not fifteen minutes after they had picked up their gear and headed down the trail, the blue sky replaced by dark thunderclouds.
- As you pointed out, it takes about 800 million volts to get lightning to jump between a thundercloud and the ground.
- His skin glistened under the faint glow of light that was trying to get past through a mountain of thunderclouds.
- A company in the USA have now produced a gel that they claim is able to almost totally destroy a building thundercloud.
- This means local convergence areas with resultant major cloud developments, i.e. thunderclouds, is more than just a possibility.
- Even so, the thought of life from a thundercloud thrilled Percy Shelley, who was a keen electrical experimenter, and was immortalised by his wife Mary in her novel Frankenstein.
- Scientists believe the warm, dry, dusty layer mixes with tropical waves, breaking up thunderclouds ' ability to transfer energy from the warm ocean surface to the atmosphere.
- The forecasts have been asking us to watch out for thunderclouds and thundershowers for a long while now.
- Rain cascaded from menacing thunderclouds, but she ignored it, racing to the front porch of the store.
- A thundercloud, with a distinctive upper anvil shape, results from air which is moist and unstable rising by convection.
- Overhead in the darkening sky, the gathering thunderclouds rumbled a warning.
- She answered questions like why there are thunderclouds and how it rains.
- On 12 July, under a sky full of thunderclouds, the titans clashed, the Soviets under orders to close with the Tigers to negate the latter's advantage in range.
- It can't be too windy, and there must not be any rain, thunderclouds, or lightning nearby.
- Oh, yeah, we were still in a thick thundercloud with periodic flashes of lightning surrounding us.
- Overhead, thunderclouds rumbled angrily, lightning began to flash a myriad of colors, and sea winds started to rise and howl.

单词	thundercloud
释义	Definition of thundercloud in English: thundercloud nounˈθʌndəklaʊdˈθəndərˌklaʊd A cumulus cloud with a towering or spreading top, charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning. 雷雨云 Example sentencesExamples A company in the USA have now produced a gel that they claim is able to almost totally destroy a building thundercloud. His skin glistened under the faint glow of light that was trying to get past through a mountain of thunderclouds. It can't be too windy, and there must not be any rain, thunderclouds, or lightning nearby. The forecasts have been asking us to watch out for thunderclouds and thundershowers for a long while now. A thundercloud, with a distinctive upper anvil shape, results from air which is moist and unstable rising by convection. Overhead, thunderclouds rumbled angrily, lightning began to flash a myriad of colors, and sea winds started to rise and howl. Oh, yeah, we were still in a thick thundercloud with periodic flashes of lightning surrounding us. Even so, the thought of life from a thundercloud thrilled Percy Shelley, who was a keen electrical experimenter, and was immortalised by his wife Mary in her novel Frankenstein. As the trough approached, heavy thunderclouds built up. Overhead in the darkening sky, the gathering thunderclouds rumbled a warning. As you pointed out, it takes about 800 million volts to get lightning to jump between a thundercloud and the ground. On 12 July, under a sky full of thunderclouds, the titans clashed, the Soviets under orders to close with the Tigers to negate the latter's advantage in range. If thunderclouds crowd in, the whole sky darkens. It had been sunny a moment before; now dark thunderclouds threatened rain. She answered questions like why there are thunderclouds and how it rains. Scientists believe the warm, dry, dusty layer mixes with tropical waves, breaking up thunderclouds ' ability to transfer energy from the warm ocean surface to the atmosphere. This means local convergence areas with resultant major cloud developments, i.e. thunderclouds, is more than just a possibility. Rain cascaded from menacing thunderclouds, but she ignored it, racing to the front porch of the store. The perfect day had vanished not fifteen minutes after they had picked up their gear and headed down the trail, the blue sky replaced by dark thunderclouds. But the breathtaking scenery and impending risk of thunderclouds and lightning kept us spinning. Definition of thundercloud in US English: thundercloud nounˈθəndərˌklaʊdˈTHəndərˌkloud A cumulus cloud with a towering or spreading top, charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning. 雷雨云 Example sentencesExamples It had been sunny a moment before; now dark thunderclouds threatened rain. But the breathtaking scenery and impending risk of thunderclouds and lightning kept us spinning. If thunderclouds crowd in, the whole sky darkens. As the trough approached, heavy thunderclouds built up. The perfect day had vanished not fifteen minutes after they had picked up their gear and headed down the trail, the blue sky replaced by dark thunderclouds. As you pointed out, it takes about 800 million volts to get lightning to jump between a thundercloud and the ground. His skin glistened under the faint glow of light that was trying to get past through a mountain of thunderclouds. A company in the USA have now produced a gel that they claim is able to almost totally destroy a building thundercloud. This means local convergence areas with resultant major cloud developments, i.e. thunderclouds, is more than just a possibility. Even so, the thought of life from a thundercloud thrilled Percy Shelley, who was a keen electrical experimenter, and was immortalised by his wife Mary in her novel Frankenstein. Scientists believe the warm, dry, dusty layer mixes with tropical waves, breaking up thunderclouds ' ability to transfer energy from the warm ocean surface to the atmosphere. The forecasts have been asking us to watch out for thunderclouds and thundershowers for a long while now. Rain cascaded from menacing thunderclouds, but she ignored it, racing to the front porch of the store. A thundercloud, with a distinctive upper anvil shape, results from air which is moist and unstable rising by convection. Overhead in the darkening sky, the gathering thunderclouds rumbled a warning. She answered questions like why there are thunderclouds and how it rains. On 12 July, under a sky full of thunderclouds, the titans clashed, the Soviets under orders to close with the Tigers to negate the latter's advantage in range. It can't be too windy, and there must not be any rain, thunderclouds, or lightning nearby. Oh, yeah, we were still in a thick thundercloud with periodic flashes of lightning surrounding us. Overhead, thunderclouds rumbled angrily, lightning began to flash a myriad of colors, and sea winds started to rise and howl.
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