plural snows
plural snows
Learner's definition of SNOW
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: soft, white pieces of frozen water that fall to the ground from the sky in cold weather雪；积雪 [noncount]
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Snow fell softly on the town.雪花轻柔地飘落到小镇上。
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The mountains were blanketed/covered with snow.群山被白雪覆盖。
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She took a walk in the snow.她在雪中散步。
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We got 12 inches of snow. [=we had a snowstorm that left 12 inches of snow on the ground]我们这儿下了12英寸的雪。
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We haven't had much snow this year.我们这儿今年下雪不多。
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The weatherman is forecasting heavy/light snow. [=the weatherman is saying that a large/small amount of snow will fall]天气预报员说将有大雪/小雪。
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She went out to shovel the snow.她出去铲雪了。
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Soon the warm spring sun will melt the winter snows.春天的暖阳很快就会使冬雪消融。
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the snows of the Rocky Mountains落基山脉的积雪
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A light/heavy snow was falling.当时天正下着小雪/大雪。
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[noncount] : white dots that appear on the screen of a television when it is receiving a weak signal（因信号差出现在电视屏幕的）“雪花”干扰
2 snow /ˈsnoʊ/ verb
snows; snowed; snowing
snows; snowed; snowing
Learner's definition of SNOW
1
[no object] —
used with it to say that snow is falling下雪 -
Look—it's snowing! [=snow is falling from the sky]看，下雪了！
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It snowed all day.雪下了一整天。
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The weatherman says that it will snow tomorrow.天气预报员说明天会下雪。
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It was snowing heavily, making it difficult to drive.当时雪下得很大，开车很困难。
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[+ object] US, informal : to impress, deceive, or persuade (someone)使印象深刻；蒙蔽；迷惑住 —
usually used as (be) snowed通常用作(be) snowed
snowed in
also British snowed up 1
: unable to leave a place because a lot of snow is falling or has fallen被雪困住
snowed under
: having to deal with too much of something : overwhelmed by something忙得不可开交