climate
gb/klˈaɪmɪt/ us/klˈaɪmɪt/
B1
英语
~ 2700
éghajlat, légkör, hangulat
名词
B1
1
éghajlat
B1
用法模式：
the climate of [a place]
The climate in this part of the country is hot and humid.
Az ország ezen részén forró és párás az éghajlat.
Scientists are studying how the climate has changed over the past century.
A tudósok azt vizsgálják, hogyan változott az éghajlat az elmúlt évszázadban.
A desert climate has very little rainfall.
The city enjoys a mild climate year-round.
Global warming is affecting the Earth's climate.
学习者例句
The climate here is warm all year.
Itt egész évben meleg az éghajlat.
This country has a cold climate in winter.
Ennek az országnak télen hideg az éghajlata.
A dry climate means little rain.
The climate is different in the north and south.
We have a mild climate in spring.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'climate' with 'weather'. Weather refers to short-term conditions, while climate refers to long-term patterns.
含义
Long-term weather patterns
搭配
tropical climate
|dry climate
|harsh climate
|changing climate
|mild climate
近义词
weather patterns (More informal and less technical, often used in general conversation.)
反义词
microclimate (Refers to the climate of a very small or specific area, contrasting with regional or global climate.)
主题
science
|environment
|geography
|weather
|nature
释义
The usual weather in a place for many years.
The general weather conditions of a region over a long period of time, including temperature, rainfall, and winds.
名词
B2
2
用法模式：
the climate in [a group/place]
The political climate has become more tense in recent months.
Az utóbbi hónapokban feszültebbé vált a politikai légkör.
There is a climate of trust in this company.
Ebben a vállalatban bizalmi légkör uralkodik.
The social climate is changing rapidly due to new laws.
A climate of fear spread through the community after the attacks.
The business climate is favorable for startups right now.
学习者例句
The political climate is tense now.
Most feszült a politikai légkör.
We have a good climate in our office.
Jó a légkör az irodánkban.
A climate of fear is bad for work.
The business climate is not good this year.
The social climate is friendly here.
常见错误：
Learners may confuse this figurative meaning with the literal weather-related meaning, especially when both could apply in context.
含义
General mood or atmosphere
搭配
political climate
|social climate
|business climate
|climate of fear
|climate of trust
近义词
atmosphere (Often interchangeable, but 'atmosphere' can also refer to physical surroundings.)
反义词
discord (Represents conflict or lack of harmony, opposite of a positive or cooperative climate.)
主题
emotions
|society
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
释义
The general feeling or mood among people in a place or group.
The general feeling, attitude, or atmosphere in a place, organization, or society.
语法
词典原形
climate
IPA
GB/klˈaɪmɪt/
US/klˈaɪmɪt/
音节与重音
cli - mate （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (cli)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: climate
- Plural: climates
词族
Forms
climates
noun
Core family
climatic
adjective B2
Related words
acclimate
verb
acclimatize
verb C1
Advanced or less common
climatology
noun
climatologist
noun
climatological
adjective
相关表达
business climate
1/bˈɪznɪs klˈaɪmɪt/
fixed phrase
Economic conditions for business
The general situation for doing business in a place or at a time.
例句
- The business climate is improving after the recession.
- High taxes have created an unfriendly business climate.
climate change
1/klˈaɪmɪt t͡ʃˈeɪnd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
technical
Long-term change in weather patterns
A slow change in the usual weather on Earth over many years.
例句
- Climate change is one of the biggest challenges we face today.
- Scientists are studying the effects of climate change on wildlife.
climate of fear
1/klˈaɪmɪt əv fˈɪɹ/
fixed phrase
Atmosphere where people feel afraid
A general feeling among people that makes them afraid most of the time.
例句
- The attacks created a climate of fear across the city.
- Under the dictator's rule, there was a constant climate of fear.
political climate
1/pəlˈɪtɪkəl klˈaɪmɪt/
fixed phrase
Overall political atmosphere
The general feeling and situation in politics at a certain time and place.
例句
- The political climate before the election was very tense.
- A more open political climate allowed for free discussion.