Vocabulario en inglés: Clima (Weather)

El tiempo es el tema más habitual para empezar una conversación en inglés. Distingue sustantivo y adjetivo: rain → rainy, sun → sunny, cloud → cloudy, wind → windy, y aprende frases como "It's pouring" (llueve a cántaros) o "It's freezing" (hace un frío helador). Así entenderás mejor el pronóstico del tiempo.

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Flashcards: 59 palabras sobre Clima

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Lista de vocabulario: Clima

Air/ɛr/SustantivoAire
I opened the window to let in some fresh air.
Bright/braɪt/AdjetivoBrillante
It was a bright day with the sun shining and the wind blowing.
Chilly/ˈʧɪli/AdjetivoFrío
The room is so chilly that I have to put on my jacket.
Clear/klɪr/AdjetivoClaro
The sky tonight is clear so we can easily see the stars.
Cloudy/ˈklaʊdi/AdjetivoNublado
According to the weather forecast, tomorrow is going to be a cloudy day.
Cold/koʊld/AdjetivoFrío
Hanoi has a cold winter.
Cool/kul/AdjetivoFresco
We should go out and play since today is a cool day.
Dry/draɪ/AdjetivoSeco
The air was dry and hot, as if it was summer.
Fine/faɪn/AdjetivoBien
It is a fine day. How about going out for a walk?
Foggy/ˈfɑgi/AdjetivoNeblinoso
They cannot watch the sunrise because it is foggy in the morning.
Forecast/ˈfɔrˌkæst/VerboPronóstico
The national weather forecast on television was calling for light rain in Hanoi this weekend.
Freezing/ˈfrizɪŋ/AdjetivoCongelación
As the temperature has dropped to 9 Celcius degree, it is freezing outside.
Hot/hɑt/AdjetivoCaliente
This is the hottest summer I have ever seen.
Humid/ˈhjuməd/AdjetivoHúmedo
It is so humid that I’ve had to change my shirt twice already.
Rainy/ˈreɪni/AdjetivoLluvioso
Today is a rainy day. Remember to bring your umbrella.
Snowy/ˈsnoʊi/AdjetivoDe mucha nieve
There are many snowy days in December in Europe.
Storm/stɔrm/SustantivoTormenta
The Central Vietnam has to face more than 10 storms a year.
Sunny/ˈsʌni/AdjetivoSoleado
A sunny day in the beach is all I wish for now.
Warm/wɔrm/AdjetivoCálido
It was a warm afternoon in August.
Windy/ˈwɪndi/AdjetivoVentoso
A windy day is perfect to go sailing.
Breeze/briːz/SustantivoBrisa
A refreshing breeze gently rustled the leaves of the trees.
Blizzard/ˈblɪzərd/SustantivoVentisca
The fierce blizzard shut down airport runways for two days.
Drizzle/ˈdrɪzl/SustantivoLlovizna
A steady drizzle fell throughout the grey autumn morning.
Hail/heɪl/SustantivoGranizo
Sudden hail damaged roofs and car windows across the neighborhood.
Humidity/hjuːˈmɪdəti/SustantivoHumedad
High summer humidity makes the heat feel much more intense.
Thunderstorm/ˈθʌndərstɔːrm/SustantivoTormenta
We took shelter under the porch when the thunderstorm began.
Gale/ɡeɪl/SustantivoVendaval
Gale force winds uprooted old trees and downed power lines along the coastal highway.
Muggy/ˈmʌɡi/AdjetivoBochornoso
The tropical summer afternoon was uncomfortably muggy, with ninety percent humidity in the air.
Haze/heɪz/SustantivoBruma
A thick blanket of industrial haze shrouded city skyscrapers during the stagnant morning hours.
Sleet/sliːt/SustantivoAguanieve
Freezing rain turned into stinging sleet that bounced off the car windshield.
Heatwave/ˈhiːtweɪv/SustantivoOla de calor
The record-breaking summer heatwave caused city electricity grids to strain under air conditioning demand.
Downpour/ˈdaʊnpɔːr/SustantivoAguacero
Pedestrians scrambled under shop awnings to seek shelter from the sudden torrential downpour.
Frost/frɔːst/SustantivoHelada
Delicate crystalline frost covered the lawn and car roofs on the sub-zero December morning.
Overcast/ˌoʊvərˈkæst/AdjetivoNublado
The sky remained dark and overcast all afternoon, with threat of imminent rain.
Monsoon/mɑːnˈsuːn/SustantivoMonzón
Farmers across Southeast Asia welcome the arrival of the life-giving summer monsoon rains.
scorching/ˈskɔːtʃɪŋ/Adjetivoabrasador
We took refuge in the air-conditioned mall during the scorching afternoon.
hazy/ˈheɪzi/Adjetivobrumoso
The distant skyline was hazy due to summer smog and humidity.
squall/skwɔːl/Sustantivochubasco
A sudden squall caught the small sailing boats off guard.
mild/maɪld/Adjetivoleve
The city enjoys a mild winter climate with very little snowfall.
gusty/ˈɡʌsti/Adjetivoborrascoso
The gusty weather made it tricky to keep an umbrella open.
balmy/ˈbɑːmi/Adjetivobalsámico
We sat outside enjoying the balmy Mediterranean evening.
whirlwind/ˈwɜːlwɪnd/Sustantivotorbellino
A whirlwind kicked up dry leaves across the schoolyard.
deluge/ˈdeljuːdʒ/Sustantivodiluvio
The town was submerged under water after the unprecedented deluge.
blustery/ˈblʌstəri/Adjetivotempestuoso
Put on your warm scarf for this blustery morning.
cloudburst/ˈklaʊdbɜːst/Sustantivochaparrón
Run under the roof before the cloudburst gets worse.
subzero/ˌsʌbˈzɪərəʊ/Adjetivobajo cero
Subzero weather froze the water pipes outside the house.
slush/slʌʃ/Sustantivofango
Walk carefully so you don't step in dirty street slush.
thaw/θɔː/Sustantivodeshielo
Snow began to thaw as the afternoon sun came out.
flurry/ˈflʌri/Sustantivoráfaga
We can see a flurry here.
hailstorm/ˈheɪlstɔːm/Sustantivogranizada
We can see a hailstorm here.
frosty/ˈfrɒsti/Adjetivoescarchado
This thing looks very frosty.
barometer/bəˈrɒmɪtə/Sustantivobarómetro
We can see a barometer here.
sweltering/ˈsweltərɪŋ/Adjetivosofocante
This thing looks very sweltering.
precipitation/prɪˌsɪpɪˈteɪʃn/Sustantivoprecipitación
We can see a precipitation here.
condensation/ˌkɒndenˈseɪʃn/Sustantivocondensación
We can see a condensation here.
rainbow/ˈreɪnbəʊ/Sustantivoarcoíris
We can see a rainbow here.
hailstone/ˈheɪlstəʊn/Sustantivogranizo
We can see a hailstone here.
temperate/ˈtempərət/Adjetivotemplado
This thing looks very temperate.
torrential/təˈrenʃl/Adjetivotorrencial
This thing looks very torrential.