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Meanings of cloud cover in English
Fraction of the sky obscured by clouds when observed from a particular location.
Usage of cloud cover in English
1
These different bands capture different information about the atmosphere and cloud cover.
2
She sensed something, far in the heights behind the dense cloud cover.
3
Within minutes, the jet broke through the cloud cover and banked left.
4
Outside the bright sunshine had disappeared, blocked by a building cloud cover.
5
But one wavelength, 5 micrometers, can sense breaks in the cloud cover.
6
There was plenty of cloud cover, but nevertheless she activated her shield.
7
Such airdrops had earlier been stymied by heavy rain and cloud cover.
8
The heavy cloud cover swirled as though caught in a planetwide storm.
9
It was hard to see the mountain because of the cloud cover.
10
Ideally you would like it bright and sunny with no cloud cover.
11
On top of that, a thin band shows the anticipated cloud cover.
12
Kung, living under permanent cloud cover, were mad enough to begin with.
13
The cloud cover is equal parts methane, ammonia, dust, and flying shit.
14
Eastward, the smoke from Sauberville bent away with the evacuating cloud cover.
15
It reported quite an extensive cloud cover on the other side.
16
More times then not though, my efforts are thwarted by dreaded cloud cover.
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Translations for cloud cover
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
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Cloud cover through the time
Cloud cover across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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