Weather — adjectives it is — 1

The condition of the air, such as sun, rain, or wind, at a particular time.

Example: The weather is sunny today.

When the weather is cloudy and filled with fog, making it hard to see.

Example: It is very foggy outside today, so I cannot see the road clearly.

When it rains a lot or the weather is wet.

Example: It is a rainy day, so we need an umbrella.

A white or grey shape in the sky made of small drops of water.

Example: There is a big cloud in the sky.

When the sky is covered with clouds and there is little or no sun.

Example: The sky is cloudy today, so we might not see the sun.

Having a low temperature, especially when compared to the temperature of the human body.

Example: It is very cold outside today.

A small quantity of liquid shaped like a sphere.

Example: A single drop of rain landed on his glasses.

A high body temperature that happens when you are sick.

Example: She has a fever and needs to rest.

good or acceptable.

Example: The weather is fine today.

To take place or occur.

Example: What will happen if it rains tomorrow?

The part of the body on top of the neck that has the eyes, nose, mouth, and brain.

Example: She put a hat on her head.

To come closer to something in distance or time.

Example: As the storm neared, the wind began to pick up.

To fall from the sky as water drops.

Example: It is going to rain tomorrow.

To fall as water droplets from the atmosphere.

Example: It started to rain heavily just as we reached the park.

A person who tells or writes news stories for newspapers, TV, or radio.

Example: The reporter is talking about the weather on TV.

a small white or brown grain that is cooked and eaten as food.

Example: I eat rice with chicken for dinner.

The season of the year between winter and summer when the weather gets warmer, and plants start to grow.

Example: Spring is my favorite season because the flowers bloom.

A period of remaining in a particular place or situation.

Example: Her stay at the hotel was extended by two more days due to the storm.

bright with sunlight or having a lot of sunshine.

Example: It is a sunny day, so we can play outside.

Very bad or unpleasant.

Example: The weather is terrible today.

A thing you hold over your head to protect yourself from rain or sun.

Example: She opened her umbrella because it was raining.

Having a temperature that is not cold or hot, but comfortable.

Example: The water in the pool is warm.

Very good or very nice.

Example: The weather is wonderful today.

Used to connect two different ideas or show contrast.

Example: I want to go to the park, but it is raining.

Used to say something will happen only when another thing happens or is true.

Example: If it rains, we will stay at home.

Used to refer to a thing, animal, or situation already mentioned or easily identified.

Example: It is a sunny day.

Used to indicate the result or consequence of something previously mentioned.

Example: She forgot her umbrella, so she got wet in the rain.

Indicates the time or event up to which something continues or remains the case.

Example: We waited until the rain stopped before heading outside.

A place where you go to watch movies.

Example: We are going to the cinema to see a new film.

A large town where many people live and work.

Example: I live in a big city with lots of shops and parks.

A group of students who are taught together or a lesson in school.

Example: My English class starts at 9 o'clock.

a person who is in the same class as you at school or college.

Example: My classmate sits next to me in English class.

A room where students have lessons at school.

Example: The teacher is in the classroom with the students.

Not dirty or free from dirt.

Example: The kitchen is very clean.

Free from moral corruption or wrongdoing; innocent or pure.

Example: Despite the accusations, the investigation proved that his record was completely clean.

good at learning or understanding things quickly and easily.

Example: She is very clever and always gets good grades in school.

To go up something, usually using your hands and feet.

Example: She can climb the tree easily.

A device that shows the time.

Example: There is a clock on the wall in the kitchen.

To move something to cover an opening or to stop it from being open.

Example: Please close the door.

Near in space, time, or relationship.

Example: The hotel is very close to the airport, making it convenient for travelers.

Not open.

Example: The shop is closed on Sundays.

material made from threads of cotton, wool, or other fibers, used for making clothes or covering things.

Example: She bought a piece of cloth to make a dress.

things you wear, such as shirts, dresses, or trousers.

Example: She bought new clothes for the party.

A place where people go to meet, dance, or do other activities together.

Example: We went to a club to dance last night.

a piece of clothing you wear over your other clothes to keep warm or dry.

Example: She put on her coat before going outside.

A set of letters, numbers, or symbols used to send a secret message or represent information.

Example: I need a code to open the door.

A hot drink made from dark beans that are ground and mixed with water.

Example: I drink coffee every morning.

A sweet, dark, fizzy drink, short for "Coca-Cola."

Example: I want a glass of coke with my pizza.

A common viral infection causing symptoms such as a runny nose, sneezing, and sore throat.

Example: He stayed home from work because he caught a cold.

To bring things together as a group.

Example: She likes to collect stamps.