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snow snow ★★★☆☆/sno͟ʊ/1[N-UNCOUNT	不可数名词]雪 Snow consists of a lot of soft white bits of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather. In Mid-Wales six inches of snow blocked roads...在威尔士的中部地区，6英寸厚的大雪阻塞了道路。They tramped through the falling snow.他们在纷飞的大雪里艰难前行。2[N-PLURAL	复数名词]降雪；雪季 You can refer to a great deal of snow in an area as the snows . ...the first snows of winter...冬天里的第一场雪As the snows melt, the flood waters rise.雪融化的时候，洪水会上涨。3[VERB	动词]下雪 When it snows, snow falls from the sky.   [it V]It had been snowing all night.整晚都在下雪。4[VERB	动词]用花言巧语鼓动(或迷惑) If someone snows you, they persuade you to do something or convince you of something by flattering or deceiving you.   [V n]  [AM 美]  [INFORMAL 非正式]I'd been a fool letting him snow me with his big ideas.我真蠢，居然被他的胡乱吹嘘给蒙蔽了。5See also:snowed in；snowed under；   snow1 nounsnow2 verbsnowsnow1 /snəʊ $ snoʊ/ ●●● S2 W3 noun  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather and cover the ground → sleet:  Snow was falling heavily as we entered the village. I could see footprints in the snow. The town was buried under three feet of snow.2[countable] a period of time in which snow falls:  one of the heaviest snows this winter3snows [plural] a large amount of snow that has fallen at different times during the winter:  the melting of the winter snows4[uncountable] small white spots on a television picture, caused by bad weather conditions, weak television signals etc5[uncountable] informal cocaineCOLLOCATIONSverbssnow falls· Outside in the dark, snow was falling silently.snow settles (=stays on the ground)· The snow was beginning to settle.snow drifts (=is blown into deep piles)· The snow had drifted up against the hedge.snow covers/blankets something· The ground was covered with snow.snow melts (=turns to water)· The snow has melted and the ground is bare once more.adjectivesdeep· The snow was quite deep in places.heavy (=when a lot of snow falls)· France has been expecting heavy snow all week.fresh· I had watched the tracks I’d made disappear under fresh snow.powdery· The powdery snow flies up as I walk through it.wet snow· He cleared the wet snow from the car windscreen.light snow (=when only a small amount falls)· A light snow had begun to fall.driving snow (=falling fast)· We walked home through driving snow.swirling snow (=blowing around as it falls)· It was difficult to see in the swirling snow.phrasesseveral inches/feet of snow· More than eight inches of snow fell in 48 hours.a blanket/carpet of snow· Within an hour, Bucharest was buried under a blanket of snow.flakes of snow (=individual pieces of snow)· A few flakes of snow started to fall.a flurry of snow/a snow flurry (=when a small amount of snow blows around in the wind)· The day was cold, with a few flurries of snow.a fall of snow (=an occasion when it snows)· We had our first fall of snow in mid-November.a drift of snow (=snow blown into a pile by the wind)· Sheep became buried in six-foot drifts of snow.THESAURUSsnow noun [uncountable] soft white frozen water that falls from the sky: · The ground was covered with deep snow.· Snow began to fall.snowflakes noun [plural] pieces of snow falling from the sky: · The first snowflakes fluttered down between the trees.sleet noun [uncountable] a mixture of snow and rain: · The snow turned to sleet and then rain.slush noun [uncountable] snow on the road that has partly melted and is very wet: · I made my way through the dirty slush.blizzard noun [countable] a storm with a lot of snow and a strong wind: · We got caught in a blizzard on our way to school.frost noun [uncountable] white powder that covers the ground when it is cold: · Frost can kill delicate plants.hail/hailstones noun [uncountable, plural] drops of rain that fall as ice: · Hail bounced on the tiled roof.· He heard a strange sound, like hailstones striking glass.a white Christmas a Christmas when there is snow: · Do you think there will be a white Christmas this year?snow1 nounsnow2 verbsnowsnow2 ●●● S2 verb  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1it snows if it snows, snow falls from the sky:  It snowed all night. It started snowing around five.2be snowed in to be unable to travel from a place because so much snow has fallen there:  We were snowed in for three days last winter.3be snowed under a) informal to have more work than you can deal withsnow with I found myself snowed under with work. b)if an area is snowed under, a lot of snow has fallen there so that people are not able to travel4[transitive] American English informal to persuade someone to believe or support something, especially by lying to themsnow somebody into doing something Millions of readers were snowed into believing it was a true story.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EUKmXFZNez+Py29yU7rBl+oChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iQvxjtOmRI0np2KW5q9JEtm0rlTm32PDvsXx3t1XwWt3t96d/cfnBUbQsx6NhIUWxdrKKPgzlGbH1pvhjf9ntYQ==             snow              ★                    /        snəʊ                ;          NAmE                snoʊ                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            snow      snows      snowed      snowing                            noun        ★                                  1      ★              [uncountable        ]                    small soft white pieces (called                                                    flakes                                    ) of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather; this substance when it is lying on the ground          雪；雪花；积雪                            ◆                  Snow was fallingheavily.                正下着大雪。                    ◆        We had snow in May this year.        今年五月我们这儿下了雪。                    ◆        The snow was beginning to melt.        积雪开始融化了。                    ◆        Children were playing in the snow.        孩子们正在雪地里玩。                    ◆        20 cm of snow were expected today.        原来预计今天下 20 厘米厚的雪。                    ◆        The snow didn't settle          (= stay on the ground).                雪没积起来。                    ◆        Her skin was          as white as snow.                她的皮肤雪白。                    ☞        collocationsat                                            weather                                                  2      snows              [plural        ]                    (          literary)                an amount of snow that falls in one particular place or at one particular time          （某地或某时的）降雪量；一场雪                            ◆        the first snows of winter        冬天的头几场雪                    ◆        the snows of Everest        珠穆朗玛峰的积雪                    IDIOM              as clean, pure, etc. as the driven ˈsnow                              extremely clean, pure, etc.              冰清玉洁；纯洁无瑕                                                                verb        ★                    1      ★              [intransitive        ]                    when          it snows,snow falls from the sky          下雪                            ◆        It's been snowing heavily all day.        大雪下了一整天。                    2              [transitive        ]                    snowsb                    (          NAmE) (          informal)                to impress sb a lot by the things you say, especially if these are not true or not sincere          （用花言巧语）蒙，唬                            ◆        He really snowed me with all his talk of buying a Porsche.        他嘴上老说要买一辆保时捷，还真把我唬住了。                    IDIOMS              be snowed ˈin/ˈup                              to be unable to leave a place because of heavy snow              被雪困住                                                  be snowed ˈunder (with sth)                              to have more things, especially work, than you feel able to deal with              （事情太多而）应接不暇，忙得不可开交                                            ◆            I'd love to come but I'm completely snowed under at the moment.            我很想来，但眼下实在是忙得没工夫。                                      be snowed ˈup                              (especially of a road            尤指道路            )                                to be blocked with snow              被雪封住                                                      snow              /        snəʊ                ;          NAmE                snoʊ                /             snow[snəʊ]snowed, snowing, snowsCET4CET6TEM4考研n179128101352310203907737831515v9825179628085341820243NOUN2416542740VERB1205738051雪(77%)，下雪(10%)，积雪(9%)，雪覆盖(3%)，使变白(1%)n.雪，积雪；下雪vt.使纷纷落下；使变白vi.降雪n.(Snow)人名；(英)斯诺

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Collins	snow ★★★☆☆ /sno͟ʊ/ 1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]雪 Snow consists of a lot of soft white bits of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather. In Mid-Wales six inches of snow blocked roads... 在威尔士的中部地区，6英寸厚的大雪阻塞了道路。 They tramped through the falling snow. 他们在纷飞的大雪里艰难前行。 2 [N-PLURAL 复数名词]降雪；雪季 You can refer to a great deal of snow in an area as the snows . ...the first snows of winter... 冬天里的第一场雪 As the snows melt, the flood waters rise. 雪融化的时候，洪水会上涨。 3 [VERB 动词]下雪 When it snows, snow falls from the sky. [it V] It had been snowing all night. 整晚都在下雪。 4 [VERB 动词]用花言巧语鼓动(或迷惑) If someone snows you, they persuade you to do something or convince you of something by flattering or deceiving you. [V n] [AM 美] [INFORMAL 非正式] I'd been a fool letting him snow me with his big ideas. 我真蠢，居然被他的胡乱吹嘘给蒙蔽了。 5 See also:snowed in ；snowed under ；
Oxford	snow ★ / snəʊ ; NAmE snoʊ / noun , verb snow snows snowed snowing noun ★ 1 ★ [uncountable ] small soft white pieces (called flakes ) of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather; this substance when it is lying on the ground 雪；雪花；积雪 ◆ Snow was fallingheavily. 正下着大雪。 ◆ We had snow in May this year. 今年五月我们这儿下了雪。 ◆ The snow was beginning to melt. 积雪开始融化了。 ◆ Children were playing in the snow. 孩子们正在雪地里玩。 ◆ 20 cm of snow were expected today. 原来预计今天下 20 厘米厚的雪。 ◆ The snow didn't settle (= stay on the ground). 雪没积起来。 ◆ Her skin was as white as snow. 她的皮肤雪白。 ☞ collocationsat weather 2 snows [plural ] ( literary) an amount of snow that falls in one particular place or at one particular time （某地或某时的）降雪量；一场雪 ◆ the first snows of winter 冬天的头几场雪 ◆ the snows of Everest 珠穆朗玛峰的积雪 IDIOM as clean, pure, etc. as the driven ˈsnow extremely clean, pure, etc. 冰清玉洁；纯洁无瑕 verb ★ 1 ★ [intransitive ] when it snows,snow falls from the sky 下雪 ◆ It's been snowing heavily all day. 大雪下了一整天。 2 [transitive ] snowsb ( NAmE) ( informal) to impress sb a lot by the things you say, especially if these are not true or not sincere （用花言巧语）蒙，唬 ◆ He really snowed me with all his talk of buying a Porsche. 他嘴上老说要买一辆保时捷，还真把我唬住了。 IDIOMS be snowed ˈin/ˈup to be unable to leave a place because of heavy snow 被雪困住 be snowed ˈunder (with sth) to have more things, especially work, than you feel able to deal with （事情太多而）应接不暇，忙得不可开交 ◆ I'd love to come but I'm completely snowed under at the moment. 我很想来，但眼下实在是忙得没工夫。 be snowed ˈup (especially of a road 尤指道路 ) to be blocked with snow 被雪封住 snow / snəʊ ; NAmE snoʊ /
LDC	snow1 noun snow2 verb snowsnow1 /snəʊ $ snoʊ/ ●●● S2 W3 noun Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[uncountable] soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather and cover the ground → sleet: Snow was falling heavily as we entered the village. I could see footprints in the snow. The town was buried under three feet of snow.2[countable] a period of time in which snow falls: one of the heaviest snows this winter3snows [plural] a large amount of snow that has fallen at different times during the winter: the melting of the winter snows4[uncountable] small white spots on a television picture, caused by bad weather conditions, weak television signals etc5[uncountable] informal cocaineCOLLOCATIONSverbssnow falls· Outside in the dark, snow was falling silently.snow settles (=stays on the ground)· The snow was beginning to settle.snow drifts (=is blown into deep piles)· The snow had drifted up against the hedge.snow covers/blankets something· The ground was covered with snow.snow melts (=turns to water)· The snow has melted and the ground is bare once more.adjectivesdeep· The snow was quite deep in places.heavy (=when a lot of snow falls)· France has been expecting heavy snow all week.fresh· I had watched the tracks I’d made disappear under fresh snow.powdery· The powdery snow flies up as I walk through it.wet snow· He cleared the wet snow from the car windscreen.light snow (=when only a small amount falls)· A light snow had begun to fall.driving snow (=falling fast)· We walked home through driving snow.swirling snow (=blowing around as it falls)· It was difficult to see in the swirling snow.phrasesseveral inches/feet of snow· More than eight inches of snow fell in 48 hours.a blanket/carpet of snow· Within an hour, Bucharest was buried under a blanket of snow.flakes of snow (=individual pieces of snow)· A few flakes of snow started to fall.a flurry of snow/a snow flurry (=when a small amount of snow blows around in the wind)· The day was cold, with a few flurries of snow.a fall of snow (=an occasion when it snows)· We had our first fall of snow in mid-November.a drift of snow (=snow blown into a pile by the wind)· Sheep became buried in six-foot drifts of snow.THESAURUSsnow noun [uncountable] soft white frozen water that falls from the sky: · The ground was covered with deep snow.· Snow began to fall.snowflakes noun [plural] pieces of snow falling from the sky: · The first snowflakes fluttered down between the trees.sleet noun [uncountable] a mixture of snow and rain: · The snow turned to sleet and then rain.slush noun [uncountable] snow on the road that has partly melted and is very wet: · I made my way through the dirty slush.blizzard noun [countable] a storm with a lot of snow and a strong wind: · We got caught in a blizzard on our way to school.frost noun [uncountable] white powder that covers the ground when it is cold: · Frost can kill delicate plants.hail/hailstones noun [uncountable, plural] drops of rain that fall as ice: · Hail bounced on the tiled roof.· He heard a strange sound, like hailstones striking glass.a white Christmas a Christmas when there is snow: · Do you think there will be a white Christmas this year? snow1 noun snow2 verb snowsnow2 ●●● S2 verb Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1it snows if it snows, snow falls from the sky: It snowed all night. It started snowing around five.2be snowed in to be unable to travel from a place because so much snow has fallen there: We were snowed in for three days last winter.3be snowed under a) informal to have more work than you can deal withsnow with I found myself snowed under with work. b)if an area is snowed under, a lot of snow has fallen there so that people are not able to travel4[transitive] American English informal to persuade someone to believe or support something, especially by lying to themsnow somebody into doing something Millions of readers were snowed into believing it was a true story.
WDF	snow [snəʊ]snowed, snowing, snows CET4CET6TEM4考研 n1791 28101 3523 10203 9077 3783 1515 v9825 1796 280 853 418 202 43 NOUN2416 542740 VERB12057 38051 雪(77%)，下雪(10%)，积雪(9%)，雪覆盖(3%)，使变白(1%) n.雪，积雪；下雪 vt.使纷纷落下；使变白 vi.降雪 n.(Snow)人名；(英)斯诺

Snow Snowed Falls Noun White Sky Ground Uncountable

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