Definition of ball lightning in English:

ball lightning

noun

mass noun

A rare and little known kind of lightning having the form of a moving globe of light several centimetres across which persists for periods of up to a minute.
球状闪电
Example sentencesExamples
- If you have ever heard of the Northern Lights or ball lightning, you might know that those are types of plasmas.
- I like the idea of ball lightning, but what exactly is it?
- Shields may seem archaic in this modern age of handguns and ball lightning, but they are a tradition that we should strive to preserve.
- Some researchers believe that ball lightning occurs when lightning bolts touch down on the Earth's surface.
- To a few, the circles suggest the action of numerate whirlwinds, microwave-generated ball lightning, or some other peculiar atmospheric phenomenon.
- A person could spend precious minutes looking for a Shard that would unleash ball lightning while another person would use a different Shard to kill the befuddled one.
- These are the same people who were telling us that Paul was converted by ball lightning.
- He had seen the ball lightning from a nearby section of the city, but waited to see where she'd stop for another attack.
- In nearly all reported cases, the observers saw another form of lightning flash before seeing ball lightning.
- The strange properties of ball lightning can be explained in terms of metallic nanoparticles without introducing any extraordinary new physical processes.
- ‘Humbug’ refers to natural phenomena such as heavenly bodies, noctilucent clouds, ball lightning, and man-made objects such as glowing blimps.
- Read about ball lightning, another charged-particle phenomenon.
- Two New Zealand scientists believe ball lightning consists of ‘fluffy balls of burning silicon created by ordinary fork lightning striking the earth.’
- Jake ran around a corner just as a ball lightning exploded through the wall.
- Extremely rare, there are few pictures of ball lightning, which is usually described as a floating sphere, often about the size of a basketball.
- The sky above Los Angels is likely charged with a tremendous amount of electrical energy that may develop into something like ball lightning.
- Some scientists even argued that ball lightning didn't exist.
- All appears to indicate that the cameras aboard the Mexican aircraft picked up one of the strangest and therefore most fascinating atmospheric phenomena: ball lightning.
- Here's one account by a man who saw ball lightning in the summer of 1966 on a produce farm where he grew up.
- The triangular snowflake is no more interesting than a four-leaf clover, ball lightning, or the aurora borealis.

Definition of ball lightning in US English:

ball lightning

nounbôl ˈlītniNG

A rare and little known kind of lightning having the form of a moving globe of light several centimeters across which persists for periods of up to a minute.
球状闪电
Example sentencesExamples
- Extremely rare, there are few pictures of ball lightning, which is usually described as a floating sphere, often about the size of a basketball.
- Some scientists even argued that ball lightning didn't exist.
- To a few, the circles suggest the action of numerate whirlwinds, microwave-generated ball lightning, or some other peculiar atmospheric phenomenon.
- Read about ball lightning, another charged-particle phenomenon.
- Some researchers believe that ball lightning occurs when lightning bolts touch down on the Earth's surface.
- The triangular snowflake is no more interesting than a four-leaf clover, ball lightning, or the aurora borealis.
- I like the idea of ball lightning, but what exactly is it?
- Jake ran around a corner just as a ball lightning exploded through the wall.
- ‘Humbug’ refers to natural phenomena such as heavenly bodies, noctilucent clouds, ball lightning, and man-made objects such as glowing blimps.
- If you have ever heard of the Northern Lights or ball lightning, you might know that those are types of plasmas.
- These are the same people who were telling us that Paul was converted by ball lightning.
- The strange properties of ball lightning can be explained in terms of metallic nanoparticles without introducing any extraordinary new physical processes.
- Here's one account by a man who saw ball lightning in the summer of 1966 on a produce farm where he grew up.
- A person could spend precious minutes looking for a Shard that would unleash ball lightning while another person would use a different Shard to kill the befuddled one.
- All appears to indicate that the cameras aboard the Mexican aircraft picked up one of the strangest and therefore most fascinating atmospheric phenomena: ball lightning.
- The sky above Los Angels is likely charged with a tremendous amount of electrical energy that may develop into something like ball lightning.
- Shields may seem archaic in this modern age of handguns and ball lightning, but they are a tradition that we should strive to preserve.
- Two New Zealand scientists believe ball lightning consists of ‘fluffy balls of burning silicon created by ordinary fork lightning striking the earth.’
- In nearly all reported cases, the observers saw another form of lightning flash before seeing ball lightning.
- He had seen the ball lightning from a nearby section of the city, but waited to see where she'd stop for another attack.

词汇	ball lightning
释义	Definition of ball lightning in English: ball lightning noun mass noun A rare and little known kind of lightning having the form of a moving globe of light several centimetres across which persists for periods of up to a minute. 球状闪电 Example sentencesExamples If you have ever heard of the Northern Lights or ball lightning, you might know that those are types of plasmas. I like the idea of ball lightning, but what exactly is it? Shields may seem archaic in this modern age of handguns and ball lightning, but they are a tradition that we should strive to preserve. Some researchers believe that ball lightning occurs when lightning bolts touch down on the Earth's surface. To a few, the circles suggest the action of numerate whirlwinds, microwave-generated ball lightning, or some other peculiar atmospheric phenomenon. A person could spend precious minutes looking for a Shard that would unleash ball lightning while another person would use a different Shard to kill the befuddled one. These are the same people who were telling us that Paul was converted by ball lightning. He had seen the ball lightning from a nearby section of the city, but waited to see where she'd stop for another attack. In nearly all reported cases, the observers saw another form of lightning flash before seeing ball lightning. The strange properties of ball lightning can be explained in terms of metallic nanoparticles without introducing any extraordinary new physical processes. ‘Humbug’ refers to natural phenomena such as heavenly bodies, noctilucent clouds, ball lightning, and man-made objects such as glowing blimps. Read about ball lightning, another charged-particle phenomenon. Two New Zealand scientists believe ball lightning consists of ‘fluffy balls of burning silicon created by ordinary fork lightning striking the earth.’ Jake ran around a corner just as a ball lightning exploded through the wall. Extremely rare, there are few pictures of ball lightning, which is usually described as a floating sphere, often about the size of a basketball. The sky above Los Angels is likely charged with a tremendous amount of electrical energy that may develop into something like ball lightning. Some scientists even argued that ball lightning didn't exist. All appears to indicate that the cameras aboard the Mexican aircraft picked up one of the strangest and therefore most fascinating atmospheric phenomena: ball lightning. Here's one account by a man who saw ball lightning in the summer of 1966 on a produce farm where he grew up. The triangular snowflake is no more interesting than a four-leaf clover, ball lightning, or the aurora borealis. Definition of ball lightning in US English: ball lightning nounbôl ˈlītniNG A rare and little known kind of lightning having the form of a moving globe of light several centimeters across which persists for periods of up to a minute. 球状闪电 Example sentencesExamples Extremely rare, there are few pictures of ball lightning, which is usually described as a floating sphere, often about the size of a basketball. Some scientists even argued that ball lightning didn't exist. To a few, the circles suggest the action of numerate whirlwinds, microwave-generated ball lightning, or some other peculiar atmospheric phenomenon. Read about ball lightning, another charged-particle phenomenon. Some researchers believe that ball lightning occurs when lightning bolts touch down on the Earth's surface. The triangular snowflake is no more interesting than a four-leaf clover, ball lightning, or the aurora borealis. I like the idea of ball lightning, but what exactly is it? Jake ran around a corner just as a ball lightning exploded through the wall. ‘Humbug’ refers to natural phenomena such as heavenly bodies, noctilucent clouds, ball lightning, and man-made objects such as glowing blimps. If you have ever heard of the Northern Lights or ball lightning, you might know that those are types of plasmas. These are the same people who were telling us that Paul was converted by ball lightning. The strange properties of ball lightning can be explained in terms of metallic nanoparticles without introducing any extraordinary new physical processes. Here's one account by a man who saw ball lightning in the summer of 1966 on a produce farm where he grew up. A person could spend precious minutes looking for a Shard that would unleash ball lightning while another person would use a different Shard to kill the befuddled one. All appears to indicate that the cameras aboard the Mexican aircraft picked up one of the strangest and therefore most fascinating atmospheric phenomena: ball lightning. The sky above Los Angels is likely charged with a tremendous amount of electrical energy that may develop into something like ball lightning. Shields may seem archaic in this modern age of handguns and ball lightning, but they are a tradition that we should strive to preserve. Two New Zealand scientists believe ball lightning consists of ‘fluffy balls of burning silicon created by ordinary fork lightning striking the earth.’ In nearly all reported cases, the observers saw another form of lightning flash before seeing ball lightning. He had seen the ball lightning from a nearby section of the city, but waited to see where she'd stop for another attack.
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