climatic
climatic — 形容詞
- climaticpositive
- more climaticcomparative
- most climaticsuperlative
1. describing the average weather that a place or region experiences over decades o
氣候的
與某地區長期天氣型態有關的
describing the average weather that a place or region experiences over decades or centuries, including temperature, rainfall, and seasonal patterns
Climatic records from the past century show a steady rise in global temperatures.
過去一個世紀的氣候記錄顯示全球溫度穩定上升。
climatic records + show — common data collocation
The Watanabe family moved north in search of a cooler climatic zone.
渡邊一家為了尋找較涼爽的氣候區而搬到北方。
climatic zone — noun collocation for regions
Climatic conditions in the Sahara make it difficult for most animals to survive.
撒哈拉沙漠的氣候條件使大多數動物難以生存。
climatic conditions — most frequent noun partner
Dr. Okafor presented her findings on climatic shifts in the Arctic region.
Okafor 博士發表了她對北極地區氣候變遷的研究成果。
climatic shifts — collocation for gradual change
Farmers in central India can now predict monsoon rains using climatic models.
印度中部的農民現在能利用氣候模型預測雨季降雨。
- climatic conditions
- climatic change
- climatic patterns
- climatic zone
- climatic data
- climatic records
- climatic shifts
- climatic models
- climatic factors
- weather-related
less formal and more general; 'weather' refers to short-term conditions, while 'climatic' implies long-term patterns
- meteorological
more scientific and narrower; refers to the study of the atmosphere and day-to-day weather rather than long-term averages
- atmospheric
broader; can refer to the general mood or feeling of a place in addition to physical atmosphere
- environmental
much broader; encompasses all surrounding conditions including soil, air, water, and living things
用法筆記
This adjective is most often placed before a noun (attributive position). Do not confuse with 'climactic' (meaning 'forming a climax'), which sounds similar but has an unrelated meaning — 'climatic' deals with climate, 'climactic' deals with a dramatic peak.
常見錯誤
同根字
- climate名詞B1
- climatically副詞C1