Definition of thunderhead in English:

thunderhead

nounˈθʌndəhɛdˈTHəndərˌhed

A rounded, projecting head of a cumulus cloud, which portends a thunderstorm.
（预示雷暴的）雷暴（或雷雨）云砧
Example sentencesExamples
- As air rises in a large cumulonimbus or thunderhead cloud condensation occurs and all three forms of water are present.
- I could see the leading edge of the thunderhead carrying the storm over our heads.
- Luminous by lightning far above him were enormous thunderheads, crackling with fury energy and booming with mighty waves of thunder.
- If you want to chase tornadoes and the thunderheads that spawn them, you need adventure-tested tech and gear that can weather any tempest
- Time and again, the colourless, clear sky will marshal thunderheads, building them into great puffy dark cotton wool, filling the horizon from end to end.
- Each bolt of lightning exposed a photograph of towering thunderheads - the galleons of the gods, trading broadsides in the terrific light of creation.
- I am headed towards an embankment of thunderheads.
- It is early evening, but the sky is prematurely dark; thunderheads have blocked the last rays of the sun.
- The pavement was moist and the thunderhead rolling from the west gave grave countenance to the growing storm.
- But Ben recognized the thunderheads, the big cumulus clouds, that were drifting our way.
- A light rain sprinkled from dark thunderheads above but no one even noticed the mist.
- According to witnesses, the answer came promptly: dark thunderheads appeared on the western horizon and broke the drought that evening.
- If it had been animated, the overture would have had huge, black thunderheads piling in to block the sky - indeed, to block out any prospect of hope.
- We'll follow mountain-lion tracks and watch from remote plateaus as distant puffs of cloud build into towering thunderheads.
- The cameras could pick up flashes of lightning among the thunderheads.
- While it poured from great, dark thunderheads, long patches of blue sky could still be seen.
- That look inspired the same feelings as a thunderhead on the horizon-fear and anticipation.
- Before long the thunderhead moved off and the hail melted and now it's bright and sunny.
- It was only two hours past noon and the sky had become pitch dark with heavy thunderheads.
- It's hot here, and there are thunderheads off in the distance toward the southwest, but there's only a gentle breeze blowing and the sun is shining down on us.

Definition of thunderhead in US English:

thunderhead

nounˈTHəndərˌhed

A rounded, projecting head of a cumulus cloud, which portends a thunderstorm.
（预示雷暴的）雷暴（或雷雨）云砧
Example sentencesExamples
- If you want to chase tornadoes and the thunderheads that spawn them, you need adventure-tested tech and gear that can weather any tempest
- A light rain sprinkled from dark thunderheads above but no one even noticed the mist.
- Each bolt of lightning exposed a photograph of towering thunderheads - the galleons of the gods, trading broadsides in the terrific light of creation.
- According to witnesses, the answer came promptly: dark thunderheads appeared on the western horizon and broke the drought that evening.
- But Ben recognized the thunderheads, the big cumulus clouds, that were drifting our way.
- I could see the leading edge of the thunderhead carrying the storm over our heads.
- While it poured from great, dark thunderheads, long patches of blue sky could still be seen.
- It's hot here, and there are thunderheads off in the distance toward the southwest, but there's only a gentle breeze blowing and the sun is shining down on us.
- The cameras could pick up flashes of lightning among the thunderheads.
- Before long the thunderhead moved off and the hail melted and now it's bright and sunny.
- As air rises in a large cumulonimbus or thunderhead cloud condensation occurs and all three forms of water are present.
- The pavement was moist and the thunderhead rolling from the west gave grave countenance to the growing storm.
- Time and again, the colourless, clear sky will marshal thunderheads, building them into great puffy dark cotton wool, filling the horizon from end to end.
- It is early evening, but the sky is prematurely dark; thunderheads have blocked the last rays of the sun.
- If it had been animated, the overture would have had huge, black thunderheads piling in to block the sky - indeed, to block out any prospect of hope.
- It was only two hours past noon and the sky had become pitch dark with heavy thunderheads.
- That look inspired the same feelings as a thunderhead on the horizon-fear and anticipation.
- Luminous by lightning far above him were enormous thunderheads, crackling with fury energy and booming with mighty waves of thunder.
- We'll follow mountain-lion tracks and watch from remote plateaus as distant puffs of cloud build into towering thunderheads.
- I am headed towards an embankment of thunderheads.

词汇	thunderhead
释义	Definition of thunderhead in English: thunderhead nounˈθʌndəhɛdˈTHəndərˌhed A rounded, projecting head of a cumulus cloud, which portends a thunderstorm. （预示雷暴的）雷暴（或雷雨）云砧 Example sentencesExamples As air rises in a large cumulonimbus or thunderhead cloud condensation occurs and all three forms of water are present. I could see the leading edge of the thunderhead carrying the storm over our heads. Luminous by lightning far above him were enormous thunderheads, crackling with fury energy and booming with mighty waves of thunder. If you want to chase tornadoes and the thunderheads that spawn them, you need adventure-tested tech and gear that can weather any tempest Time and again, the colourless, clear sky will marshal thunderheads, building them into great puffy dark cotton wool, filling the horizon from end to end. Each bolt of lightning exposed a photograph of towering thunderheads - the galleons of the gods, trading broadsides in the terrific light of creation. I am headed towards an embankment of thunderheads. It is early evening, but the sky is prematurely dark; thunderheads have blocked the last rays of the sun. The pavement was moist and the thunderhead rolling from the west gave grave countenance to the growing storm. But Ben recognized the thunderheads, the big cumulus clouds, that were drifting our way. A light rain sprinkled from dark thunderheads above but no one even noticed the mist. According to witnesses, the answer came promptly: dark thunderheads appeared on the western horizon and broke the drought that evening. If it had been animated, the overture would have had huge, black thunderheads piling in to block the sky - indeed, to block out any prospect of hope. We'll follow mountain-lion tracks and watch from remote plateaus as distant puffs of cloud build into towering thunderheads. The cameras could pick up flashes of lightning among the thunderheads. While it poured from great, dark thunderheads, long patches of blue sky could still be seen. That look inspired the same feelings as a thunderhead on the horizon-fear and anticipation. Before long the thunderhead moved off and the hail melted and now it's bright and sunny. It was only two hours past noon and the sky had become pitch dark with heavy thunderheads. It's hot here, and there are thunderheads off in the distance toward the southwest, but there's only a gentle breeze blowing and the sun is shining down on us. Definition of thunderhead in US English: thunderhead nounˈTHəndərˌhed A rounded, projecting head of a cumulus cloud, which portends a thunderstorm. （预示雷暴的）雷暴（或雷雨）云砧 Example sentencesExamples If you want to chase tornadoes and the thunderheads that spawn them, you need adventure-tested tech and gear that can weather any tempest A light rain sprinkled from dark thunderheads above but no one even noticed the mist. Each bolt of lightning exposed a photograph of towering thunderheads - the galleons of the gods, trading broadsides in the terrific light of creation. According to witnesses, the answer came promptly: dark thunderheads appeared on the western horizon and broke the drought that evening. But Ben recognized the thunderheads, the big cumulus clouds, that were drifting our way. I could see the leading edge of the thunderhead carrying the storm over our heads. While it poured from great, dark thunderheads, long patches of blue sky could still be seen. It's hot here, and there are thunderheads off in the distance toward the southwest, but there's only a gentle breeze blowing and the sun is shining down on us. The cameras could pick up flashes of lightning among the thunderheads. Before long the thunderhead moved off and the hail melted and now it's bright and sunny. As air rises in a large cumulonimbus or thunderhead cloud condensation occurs and all three forms of water are present. The pavement was moist and the thunderhead rolling from the west gave grave countenance to the growing storm. Time and again, the colourless, clear sky will marshal thunderheads, building them into great puffy dark cotton wool, filling the horizon from end to end. It is early evening, but the sky is prematurely dark; thunderheads have blocked the last rays of the sun. If it had been animated, the overture would have had huge, black thunderheads piling in to block the sky - indeed, to block out any prospect of hope. It was only two hours past noon and the sky had become pitch dark with heavy thunderheads. That look inspired the same feelings as a thunderhead on the horizon-fear and anticipation. Luminous by lightning far above him were enormous thunderheads, crackling with fury energy and booming with mighty waves of thunder. We'll follow mountain-lion tracks and watch from remote plateaus as distant puffs of cloud build into towering thunderheads. I am headed towards an embankment of thunderheads.
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