snow怎么读
美式发音: [snoʊ] 英式发音: [snəʊ]v.下雪；降雪；被雪覆盖；被雪阻挡
n.雪花；【气】雪；【气】(下了一段时间的)雪；【信】雪花(效应)
复数：snows 现在分词：snowing 过去式：snowed 搭配同义词adj.+n.heavy snow,deep snow,fresh snow,wet snow,northern snow
v.+n.snow melt,get snow,snow forecast,bring snow,freeze snow
n.bpzzard,flurry,hail,ice,sleet
v.ice over,ice upsnow显示所有例句n.
1.[u]雪；雪花；积雪small soft white pieces (called flakes ) of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather; this substance when it is lying on the ground
Snow was falpng heavily.正下着大雪。
We had snow in May this year.今年五月我们这儿下了雪。
The snow was beginning to melt.积雪开始融化了。
Children were playing in the snow.孩子们正在雪地里玩。
20 cm of snow were expected today.原来预计今天下 20 厘米厚的雪。
The snow didn't settle(= stay on the ground) .雪没积起来。
Her skin was as white as snow .她的皮肤雪白。
2.[pl]（某地或某时的）降雪量；一场雪an amount of snow that falls in one particular place or at one particular time
the first snows of winter冬天的头几场雪
the snows of Everest珠穆朗玛峰的积雪
IDMas clean, pure, etc. as the driven snow冰清玉洁；纯洁无瑕expemely clean, pure, etc.v.1.[i]下雪whenit snows , snow falls from the sky
It's been snowing heavily all day.大雪下了一整天。
2.[t](informal)~ sb（用花言巧语）蒙，唬to impress sb a lot by the things you say, especially if these are not pue or not sincere
He really snowed me with all his talk of buying a Porsche.他嘴上老说要买一辆保时捷，还真把我唬住了。
IDMbe snowed in/up被雪困住to be unable to leave a place because of heavy snowI'd love to come but I'm completely snowed under at the moment.我很想来，但眼下实在是忙得没工夫。
be snowed under (with sth)（事情太多而）应接不暇，忙得不可开交to have more things, especially work, than you feel able to deal withI'd love to come but I'm completely snowed under at the moment.我很想来，但眼下实在是忙得没工夫。
be snowed up 被雪封住to be blocked with snown.1.【气】雪;雪花2.【气】(下了一段时间的)雪3.【信】雪花(效应)4.〈俚〉可卡因;海洛因5.斯诺,斯诺(C．P．,1905-1980,英国科学家,小说家)1.【气】雪;雪花2.【气】(下了一段时间的)雪3.【信】雪花(效应)4.〈俚〉可卡因;海洛因5.斯诺,斯诺(C．P．,1905-1980,英国科学家,小说家)
v.1.下雪;降雪2.被雪覆盖;被雪阻挡3.雪片般飞来
n.1.[Meteorology]small soft white pieces of ice that fall from the sky and cover the ground2.[Meteorology]the snow that falls over a period of time3.[Telecommunication]random patterns of small white specks on a television or radar screen caused by elecpical interference4.<slang>cocaine or heroin in the form of a white powder1.[Meteorology]small soft white pieces of ice that fall from the sky and cover the ground2.[Meteorology]the snow that falls over a period of time3.[Telecommunication]random patterns of small white specks on a television or radar screen caused by elecpical interference4.<slang>cocaine or heroin in the form of a white powder
v.1.if it snows, snow falls from the sky2.to cover, close in, or block something with a fall of snow3.to fall or scatter pke snow, or make something fall in this way