Clima
Aquí encontrarás el vocabulario del tiempo, la transcripción fonética, el significado y la pronunciación como lluvia, tormenta, niebla, mojado, etc.
Rain /reɪn/
- «It started to rain heavily.»
- «She loves the sound of rain.»
Storm /stɔːrm/
- «There was a severe storm last night.»
- «They boarded up the windows before the storm.»
Fog /fɑːɡ/
- «The fog rolled in from the sea.»
- «They drove cautiously in thick fog.»
Wet /wɛt/
- «The clothes got wet in the rain.»
- «She dried off with a towel after getting wet.»
Wind /wɪnd/
- «The wind was blowing fiercely.»
- «They put up wind turbines to generate electricity.»
Cloud /klaʊd/
- «The sky was filled with dark clouds.»
- «They watched the clouds change shape.»
Cold /koʊld/
- «It’s cold outside today.»
- «She wrapped herself in a warm blanket.»
Snow /snoʊ/
- «They played in the snow.»
- «He shoveled the snow from the driveway.»
Warm /wɔːrm/
- «The sun felt warm on her skin.»
- «They enjoyed the warm weather.»
Hot /hɑt/
- «It’s too hot to go outside.»
- «She prefers hot tea over cold drinks.»
Dry /draɪ/
- «The clothes need to dry.»
- «They live in a dry climate.»
Sun /sʌn/
- «The sun is shining brightly.»
- «She loves sitting in the sun.»
