climate
US: /ˈkɫaɪmət/, /ˈkɫaɪmɪt/
UK: /klˈaɪmət/
UK: /klˈaɪmət/
English Vietnamese dictionary
climate /'klaimit/
- danh từ
- khí hậu, thời tiết
- continental climate: khí hậu lục địa
- miền khí hậu
- a warm climate: miền khí hậu ấm áp
- (nghĩa bóng) hoàn cảnh, môi trường, không khí; xu hướng chung (của một tập thể); xu thế (của thời đại)
- khí hậu, thời tiết
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun
1 [C, U] the regular pattern of weather conditions of a particular place: a mild / temperate / warm / wet climate + the threat of global climate change
2 [C] an area with particular weather conditions: They wanted to move to a warmer climate.
3 [C] a general attitude or feeling; an atmosphere or a situation which exists in a particular place: the present political climate + the current climate of opinion (= what people generally are thinking about a particular issue) + a climate of suspicion / violence + We need to create a climate in which business can prosper.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 weather, Literary clime:
We are retiring to the Maldives because we like a sunny climate.
2 atmosphere, ambience or ambiance, air; feeling, mood, aura, milieu, feel:
In the present climate of opinion, we'd best delay introducing the bill.
Collocation dictionary
1 weather conditions of a particular region
ADJ.
hot, warm | cold, cool | mild | extreme, harsh, inhospitable, severe
the severe northern climate
| damp, humid, wet | arid, dry | equatorial, Mediterranean, subtropical, temperate, tropical | northern, southern, etc. | global
global climate change
VERB + CLIMATE
have
The city has a warm climate.
CLIMATE + NOUN
change
PREP.
in a/the ~
Little grows in such a dry climate.
2 opinions, etc. people have at a particular time
ADJ.
favourable | hostile, unfavourable | current, present, prevailing | changed, changing | business, economic, emotional, financial, ideological, intellectual, moral, political, social
VERB + CLIMATE
create
PREP.
in a/the ~
His ideas on equality are viewed as utopian in the current political climate.
| ~ for
a climate for economic recovery
| ~ of
The new policies have created a climate of fear.
PHRASES
a climate of opinion
Concise English dictionary
climates'klaɪmɪt
noun
+the weather in some location averaged over some long period of time
+the prevailing psychological state
