stratus 的定义
plural stra·ti [strey-tahy, strat-ahy]. /ˈstreɪ taɪ, ˈstræt aɪ/.
- a cloud of a class characterized by a gray, horizontal layer with a uniform base, found at a lower altitude than altostratus, usually below 8,000 feet.
更多stratus例句
- The appearance of the cumulo-stratus, among ranges of hills, presents some interesting phenomena.
- The cumulo-stratus, when well formed and seen singly, and in profile, is quite as beautiful an object as the cumulus.
- This cloud may either evaporate or disappear, or it may pass to the cirrus, or sink lower and become a cirro-stratus.
- The Stratus, from its spreading out horizontally in a continuous layer, and increasing from below.
- The cumulo-stratus is more dense and continuous in its structure; thick in the middle, and thinned off towards the edges.