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updraft

/uhp-draft, -drahft/US // ˈʌpˌdræft, -ˌdrɑft //

更新风,更新气流,更新的气流,更新的空气

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the movement upward of air or other gas.

Examples

  • In general, three bands developed, and the eastern band in particular generated a number of tornado warnings as embedded cells acquired rotating updrafts.

  • An unstable air mass and humid air mass, for one, which provided the buoyant energy for strong cloud updrafts.

  • These could rob rising cloud updrafts of some of their buoyancy, weakening thunderstorm cells.

  • If a thunderstorm cell was able to get going, then those strong wind changes could impart a spin to the updraft.

  • Instead, their water evaporates, creating a humid layer that makes it easier for air to rise quickly through the atmosphere as strong, storm-brewing updrafts.

  • Joe had found a strong updraft where a wind ran up the side of a mountain.

  • They got the wind against their nose and started a humming dive, feeling in the alien updraft for the obstruction which caused it.

  • I could stand to have another hit ready when Updraft petered out.

  • Parodisiac was much too good to hold for the closing of Updraft.

  • Hail appears to be formed in the violent updraft of air at the front of a thunderstorm.