Definition of millibar in English:

millibar

noun ˈmɪlɪbɑːˈmɪləˌbɑr

One thousandth of a bar, the cgs unit of atmospheric pressure equivalent to 100 pascals.
毫巴（大气压力强度单位，等于0.001巴，相当于100帕）
peak wind speed was 170 knots and pressure dropped to 993 millibars
Example sentencesExamples
- We, in weather, measure pressure in millibars, so it's just a number.
- Wilma's confirmed pressure readings yesterday morning dropped to 882 millibars - the lowest minimum pressure ever measured in a hurricane in the Atlantic basin, according to the hurricane centre.
- The world record for the lowest tropical cyclone pressure is 870 millibars in Typhoon Tip in the northwest Pacific Ocean on Oct. 12, 1979.
- The turtle recorded a barometric pressure drop of 100 millibars within the vortex.
- The barometer had not moved from 1000 millibars.
- The U.S. National Weather Service uses the old term, millibars, on its charts and in its reports.
- Although the storm is bigger, the pressure in the centre of the storm had increased yesterday evening, up from the 882 millibar record reached yesterday morning to 900 millibars.
- The mean air pressure over this period was some five millibars above average.
- If the barometric pressure suddenly drops from, say, a normal reading of 1,000 millibars to 900 millibars, a very powerful wind will result.
- The surface-level rise in pressure was 145.1 millibars according to Richardson, and 145.4 according to Lynch.
- Meteorologist use the pressure in millibars to determine the actual strength of the storm.
- If pressure decreases by one millibar, the sea level rises by one centimetre.
- A fall of atmospheric pressure of 1.005 millibars will result in a rise of sea level of 1 cm.
- The Martian atmosphere today is predominantly carbon dioxide, with a pressure of about 6 millibars at the surface.
- When you multiply by inches of mercury and divide by millibars, the millibars cancel out and you're left with inches of mercury.
- People are studying the maps with a sick kind of fascination and discussing projected paths and low pressure and millibars and such delights with a fair amount of regularity.
- Also, the central pressure in the storm has dropped significantly by more than 20 millibars, which is a big drop.
- According to the model, barometric pressure in the lowest stratum rose by 145 millibars to 1,108 millibars.
- This storm dropped 100 millibars in the space of 24 hours.
- Today, a bomb cyclone is an extratropical area of low pressure in which the central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.

Definition of millibar in US English:

millibar

nounˈmɪləˌbɑrˈmiləˌbär

One thousandth of a bar, the cgs unit of atmospheric pressure equivalent to 100 pascals.
毫巴（大气压力强度单位，等于0.001巴，相当于100帕）
peak wind speed was 170 knots and pressure dropped to 993 millibars
Example sentencesExamples
- The turtle recorded a barometric pressure drop of 100 millibars within the vortex.
- The mean air pressure over this period was some five millibars above average.
- When you multiply by inches of mercury and divide by millibars, the millibars cancel out and you're left with inches of mercury.
- The world record for the lowest tropical cyclone pressure is 870 millibars in Typhoon Tip in the northwest Pacific Ocean on Oct. 12, 1979.
- A fall of atmospheric pressure of 1.005 millibars will result in a rise of sea level of 1 cm.
- The barometer had not moved from 1000 millibars.
- Also, the central pressure in the storm has dropped significantly by more than 20 millibars, which is a big drop.
- This storm dropped 100 millibars in the space of 24 hours.
- Wilma's confirmed pressure readings yesterday morning dropped to 882 millibars - the lowest minimum pressure ever measured in a hurricane in the Atlantic basin, according to the hurricane centre.
- Although the storm is bigger, the pressure in the centre of the storm had increased yesterday evening, up from the 882 millibar record reached yesterday morning to 900 millibars.
- If pressure decreases by one millibar, the sea level rises by one centimetre.
- If the barometric pressure suddenly drops from, say, a normal reading of 1,000 millibars to 900 millibars, a very powerful wind will result.
- The Martian atmosphere today is predominantly carbon dioxide, with a pressure of about 6 millibars at the surface.
- We, in weather, measure pressure in millibars, so it's just a number.
- People are studying the maps with a sick kind of fascination and discussing projected paths and low pressure and millibars and such delights with a fair amount of regularity.
- The surface-level rise in pressure was 145.1 millibars according to Richardson, and 145.4 according to Lynch.
- According to the model, barometric pressure in the lowest stratum rose by 145 millibars to 1,108 millibars.
- Today, a bomb cyclone is an extratropical area of low pressure in which the central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours.
- The U.S. National Weather Service uses the old term, millibars, on its charts and in its reports.
- Meteorologist use the pressure in millibars to determine the actual strength of the storm.

词汇	millibar
释义	Definition of millibar in English: millibar noun ˈmɪlɪbɑːˈmɪləˌbɑr One thousandth of a bar, the cgs unit of atmospheric pressure equivalent to 100 pascals. 毫巴（大气压力强度单位，等于0.001巴，相当于100帕） peak wind speed was 170 knots and pressure dropped to 993 millibars Example sentencesExamples We, in weather, measure pressure in millibars, so it's just a number. Wilma's confirmed pressure readings yesterday morning dropped to 882 millibars - the lowest minimum pressure ever measured in a hurricane in the Atlantic basin, according to the hurricane centre. The world record for the lowest tropical cyclone pressure is 870 millibars in Typhoon Tip in the northwest Pacific Ocean on Oct. 12, 1979. The turtle recorded a barometric pressure drop of 100 millibars within the vortex. The barometer had not moved from 1000 millibars. The U.S. National Weather Service uses the old term, millibars, on its charts and in its reports. Although the storm is bigger, the pressure in the centre of the storm had increased yesterday evening, up from the 882 millibar record reached yesterday morning to 900 millibars. The mean air pressure over this period was some five millibars above average. If the barometric pressure suddenly drops from, say, a normal reading of 1,000 millibars to 900 millibars, a very powerful wind will result. The surface-level rise in pressure was 145.1 millibars according to Richardson, and 145.4 according to Lynch. Meteorologist use the pressure in millibars to determine the actual strength of the storm. If pressure decreases by one millibar, the sea level rises by one centimetre. A fall of atmospheric pressure of 1.005 millibars will result in a rise of sea level of 1 cm. The Martian atmosphere today is predominantly carbon dioxide, with a pressure of about 6 millibars at the surface. When you multiply by inches of mercury and divide by millibars, the millibars cancel out and you're left with inches of mercury. People are studying the maps with a sick kind of fascination and discussing projected paths and low pressure and millibars and such delights with a fair amount of regularity. Also, the central pressure in the storm has dropped significantly by more than 20 millibars, which is a big drop. According to the model, barometric pressure in the lowest stratum rose by 145 millibars to 1,108 millibars. This storm dropped 100 millibars in the space of 24 hours. Today, a bomb cyclone is an extratropical area of low pressure in which the central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. Definition of millibar in US English: millibar nounˈmɪləˌbɑrˈmiləˌbär One thousandth of a bar, the cgs unit of atmospheric pressure equivalent to 100 pascals. 毫巴（大气压力强度单位，等于0.001巴，相当于100帕） peak wind speed was 170 knots and pressure dropped to 993 millibars Example sentencesExamples The turtle recorded a barometric pressure drop of 100 millibars within the vortex. The mean air pressure over this period was some five millibars above average. When you multiply by inches of mercury and divide by millibars, the millibars cancel out and you're left with inches of mercury. The world record for the lowest tropical cyclone pressure is 870 millibars in Typhoon Tip in the northwest Pacific Ocean on Oct. 12, 1979. A fall of atmospheric pressure of 1.005 millibars will result in a rise of sea level of 1 cm. The barometer had not moved from 1000 millibars. Also, the central pressure in the storm has dropped significantly by more than 20 millibars, which is a big drop. This storm dropped 100 millibars in the space of 24 hours. Wilma's confirmed pressure readings yesterday morning dropped to 882 millibars - the lowest minimum pressure ever measured in a hurricane in the Atlantic basin, according to the hurricane centre. Although the storm is bigger, the pressure in the centre of the storm had increased yesterday evening, up from the 882 millibar record reached yesterday morning to 900 millibars. If pressure decreases by one millibar, the sea level rises by one centimetre. If the barometric pressure suddenly drops from, say, a normal reading of 1,000 millibars to 900 millibars, a very powerful wind will result. The Martian atmosphere today is predominantly carbon dioxide, with a pressure of about 6 millibars at the surface. We, in weather, measure pressure in millibars, so it's just a number. People are studying the maps with a sick kind of fascination and discussing projected paths and low pressure and millibars and such delights with a fair amount of regularity. The surface-level rise in pressure was 145.1 millibars according to Richardson, and 145.4 according to Lynch. According to the model, barometric pressure in the lowest stratum rose by 145 millibars to 1,108 millibars. Today, a bomb cyclone is an extratropical area of low pressure in which the central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. The U.S. National Weather Service uses the old term, millibars, on its charts and in its reports. Meteorologist use the pressure in millibars to determine the actual strength of the storm.
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