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Meanings of rain cloud in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "nimbus"
Examples for "nimbus"
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In Rio, feverishly growing nimbus clouds trump Google's meteorology report every time.
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They enter the Buy 'n' Fly's nimbus of radioactive blue security light.
3
Above is the Priestess of Religion, with the nimbus surrounding her head.
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Above was a riband of glassy sky flecked by the floating nimbus.
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A nimbus gathered, and followed her across the floorboards to the window.
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Overcast skies of heavy nimbus cloud were the rule and the air was continually charged with drifting snow.
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In Rio, feverishly growing nimbus clouds trump Google's meteorology report every time.
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At three P.M. the blue sky appeared in the west, and the nimbus clouds subsided.
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This will be essential as the cumulo- nimbus clouds of concern gather over the entire banking sector.
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On February 23 there was a spell of dead calm; heavy nimbus clouds and fog lowering over sea and plateau.
Usage of rain cloud in anglès
1
I was running out of rain cloud, and out of time.
2
Lorena watched the cloud, which came down on them faster than any rain cloud.
3
It's almost as if a very small rain cloud has floated into the Sand Bar-
4
It's not just a rain cloud, said Brian Miyamoto, spokesman for the Hawaii State Civil Defense.
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This guy, he's under a literal rain cloud.
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Shooting lasers at the sky can make the germ of a rain cloud, a new study shows.
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But not every rain cloud brings rain.
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To this day, her humidity stays close to me- alittlerain cloud hugging the loch... View Article
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Then, closest to the ground was a huge cloud which was coloured grey because it was a rain cloud.
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To these he subsequently added a fourth term, nimbus (from the Latin for "cloud"), for a rain cloud.
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Nimbus: The rain cloud.
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He didn't know that a rain cloud had crossed the road ahead of him, dumping its water on the road.
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Instead, it was as if she'd entered the rain cloud itself, humid, insistent, depressing, sealing her off from every hope.
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The baby rain cloud!
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She had had a busy day, a very busy day indeed, hunting for a rain cloud which had gone astray.
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A grey box of a building -the Charing Cross hospital -looms like a rain cloud blocking out the sun.