anticyclone

IPA/ˌæntiˈsaɪkləʊn/
KK[ˌæntisˈaɪklˌon]IPA/ˌæntiˈsaɪkləʊn/

anticyclone — 名詞

  • anticyclonesingular
  • anticyclonesplural

1. a large weather system where air sinks and spreads outward from a centre of high

1.名詞C1
釋義

高氣壓

中心氣壓高、天氣穩定的大型天氣系統

a large weather system where air sinks and spreads outward from a centre of high pressure, usually bringing dry, settled weather and clear skies

例句

Ingrid checked the forecast and saw a large anticyclone sitting over the North Sea.

Ingrid 查看天氣預報，發現一個大型高氣壓正盤踞在北海上方。

anticyclone sitting over

The anticyclone brought a week of cloudless skies to Hakim's coastal village.

高氣壓給 Hakim 的沿海村莊帶來了一整週的晴朗天氣。

常見搭配
  • large anticyclone
  • anticyclone builds / forms / develops
  • anticyclone sits / parks / persists over
  • subtropical anticyclone
  • blocking anticyclone
  • anticyclone brings calm / settled / dry weather
同義詞
  • high-pressure system

    more common in everyday weather reports and forecasts; less technical than anticyclone

  • high

    abbreviated form used in informal weather contexts, e.g. 'a high moving in from the Atlantic'

反義詞
  • cyclone

    a rotating low-pressure system that brings storms, wind, and rain

  • depression

    a meteorological term for a region of low atmospheric pressure; less intense than a cyclone

文法句型

anticyclone + over + region

anticyclone + brings + weather condition

用法筆記

Technical term used in weather forecasting and meteorology. An anticyclone is the opposite of a cyclone: air sinks and spirals outward rather than rising and rotating inward. On a weather map, it appears as a region of high pressure marked with an 'H'.

常見錯誤

The anticyclone brought heavy rain and storms to the coast.
The anticyclone brought calm, dry weather to the coast.
an anticyclone brings settled weather with clear skies; storms and heavy rain come from cyclones (low-pressure systems).

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常見搭配

介系詞搭配

  • anticyclone over (a region)