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sleet

/sleet/US // slit //UK // (sliːt) //

雨夹雪,雨雪天气,雨雪,雨水

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : precipitation in the form of ice pellets created by the freezing of rain as it falls.
    • : glaze.
    • : Chiefly British. a mixture of rain and snow.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to send down sleet.
    • : to fall as or like sleet.

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Examples

  • Some areas from the District south are seeing a mix of snow, sleet and rain while, to the north, it’s more snow.

  • Rechargeable hand warmers are susceptible to water damage, so it’s probably best to keep them away from snow and sleet.

  • Some sleet could start mixing in esp south and southeast of town.

  • Monday night’s wintry mix generally produced a coating to an inch of snow and sleet from the District northward.

  • In fact, sleet has been reported as far south as Woodbridge, Waldorf and Southern Maryland.

  • Sleet is rain mixed with snow; there are pellet like snowflakes that fall between warming and cooling fronts.

  • Many people do not understand the difference between sleet and freezing rain.

  • In the past 63 years—through rain, sleet, snow, and bone-chilling cold—there have been 15 inaugural parades.

  • “Rain, sleet, snow, shark, alien invasions, whatever,” Dobles says.

  • Later, men soaked in sleet walked along the Garden Ring, oblivious to the weather and glowing with happy smiles.

  • The weather was cold and the night dark, and there were peppery little showers of sleet.

  • All winter the cabin in Lonesome Cove slept through rain and sleet and snow, and no foot passed its threshold.

  • Then, after standing until almost night in the snow, which had now turned to sleet, the column was headed homeward.

  • After our one perfect day the weather changed again, and for the next three days we descended the Kama Valley in sleet and snow.

  • The rain and sleet beat through his clothes, and struck his skin with a sharp chilling touch that set him trembling.