chinook

IPA/tʃɪˈnuːk/
KK[ʃɪnˈʊk]IPA/tʃɪˈnuːk/

chinook — 名詞

  • chinooksingular
  • chinooksplural

1. a dry, warm wind that rushes down the Rocky Mountains and across the plains to t

1.名詞
釋義

欽諾克風

從落磯山脈吹下的乾燥暖風

a dry, warm wind that rushes down the Rocky Mountains and across the plains to the east.

例句

A chinook made the winter afternoon feel almost like spring.

一陣欽諾克風讓冬日午後暖得幾乎像春天。

a chinook = a warm dry wind; countable noun

Élise took off her heavy coat when the chinook began to blow.

欽諾克風一吹起來,Élise 就脫掉了厚外套。

常見搭配
  • chinook wind
同義詞

用法筆記

Countable noun, so you can say a chinook or several chinooks. Distinguish from the salmon in noun/2, where chinook is the fish itself.

2. a very big kind of salmon from the Pacific Ocean, caught for food and sometimes

2.名詞
釋義

帝王鮭

北太平洋的大型鮭魚,可食用

a very big kind of salmon from the Pacific Ocean, caught for food and sometimes called king salmon.

例句

Yael caught a huge chinook from the river early on Sunday morning.

Yael 在週日清晨從河裡釣到一條巨大的帝王鮭。

countable noun: catch a chinook

The restaurant serves grilled chinook with lemon and rice every Friday.

這家餐廳每週五供應檸檬佐飯的烤帝王鮭。

常見搭配
  • chinook salmon
同義詞

用法筆記

Countable noun, often placed before another noun as in chinook salmon. Distinguish from the wind in noun/1.