a very strong wind
A gale
the climate is cold , there is a strong gale
a very strong storm with huge winds
A hurricane
Thunderstorm
a storm with thunder and lightning and sometimes with heavy rain
Chilly
a cold weather
Frost
when I woke up , I found the land covered with the frost , it is very cold
a thin, white layer of ice that forms on very cold surfaces
Sleet
Rain becomes sleet
a mixture between rain and ice
Slush
In the city the clean white snow had turned to grey slush.
Melt dirty ice
Blizzard
there was a severe blizzard of ice
a strong wind with huge ice
Snowdrift
a snow formed by the wind
thaw ( v)
Allow the meat to thaw before cooking it.
to melt and to change to liquid
Stifling ( adj)
I can’t bear this stifling humidity
very hot so you cant breathe
Sweat \swet\ \n\ & \v\
she wiped the sweat from her face
the liquid on your body when you are hot
Scorching / adj/
A very hot and scorching july day
very hot
Mild /maɪld/
the weather is cute and mild
not severe and strong
Hangover /n/
Hungover /adj/
I had a terrible hangover the next morning due to drinking alcohol
a feeling of illness after drinking too much alcohol
Mean /adj/
1- you were mean to me
2- he is mean , so he never buy anything
1- not kind
2- never spend money
Congeal /adj/
The blood had congealed in thick black clots.
to change from a liquid or soft state to a thick or solid state
Acquaintance
I was meeting one of my acquaintance
someone you have met, but do not know well
to Address /v/
to speak about smt
Conduct /n/ /kənˈdʌkt/
Your conduct is not good
a way that someone behave
Conduct /v/ /kənˈdʌkt/
my daddy conducted the orchestra
to lead or guide
Console /v/
I tried to console her, but she just kept crying.
to make someone who is sad feel better
Entranced /adj/
I was entranced by his singing voice
If you are entranced by someone or something that is very interesting or beautiful, you cannot stop watching him, her, or it
Vague /adj/
Vaguely /adv/
They had only a vague idea where the place was.
Not clear
