Definition of anabatic in English:

anabatic

adjectiveˌanəˈbatɪkˌænəˈbædɪk

Meteorology

(of a wind) caused by local upward motion of warm air.
〔气象〕（风）上升的，上滑的
Example sentencesExamples
- Like sea and land breezes, anabatic and katabatic winds are induced thermally.
- The most convenient features for anabatic and katabatic streams are the concepts of mountain-valley breezes.
- In addition, you can have thermals combining with the anabatic flows up a slope for convergence.
- A katabatic wind is a wind that is blowing down a slope, and an anabatic wind blows up a slope.
- Land and sea breezes are far more noticeable in Australia than anabatic and katabatic winds.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek anabatikos, from anabatēs 'a person who ascends', from anabainein 'walk up'.

Definition of anabatic in US English:

anabatic

adjectiveˌanəˈbadikˌænəˈbædɪk

Meteorology

(of a wind) caused by local upward motion of warm air.
〔气象〕（风）上升的，上滑的
Compare with katabatic
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, you can have thermals combining with the anabatic flows up a slope for convergence.
- Like sea and land breezes, anabatic and katabatic winds are induced thermally.
- Land and sea breezes are far more noticeable in Australia than anabatic and katabatic winds.
- The most convenient features for anabatic and katabatic streams are the concepts of mountain-valley breezes.
- A katabatic wind is a wind that is blowing down a slope, and an anabatic wind blows up a slope.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek anabatikos, from anabatēs ‘a person who ascends’, from anabainein ‘walk up’.

词汇	anabatic
释义	Definition of anabatic in English: anabatic adjectiveˌanəˈbatɪkˌænəˈbædɪk Meteorology (of a wind) caused by local upward motion of warm air. 〔气象〕（风）上升的，上滑的 Example sentencesExamples Like sea and land breezes, anabatic and katabatic winds are induced thermally. The most convenient features for anabatic and katabatic streams are the concepts of mountain-valley breezes. In addition, you can have thermals combining with the anabatic flows up a slope for convergence. A katabatic wind is a wind that is blowing down a slope, and an anabatic wind blows up a slope. Land and sea breezes are far more noticeable in Australia than anabatic and katabatic winds. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek anabatikos, from anabatēs 'a person who ascends', from anabainein 'walk up'. Definition of anabatic in US English: anabatic adjectiveˌanəˈbadikˌænəˈbædɪk Meteorology (of a wind) caused by local upward motion of warm air. 〔气象〕（风）上升的，上滑的 Compare with katabatic Example sentencesExamples In addition, you can have thermals combining with the anabatic flows up a slope for convergence. Like sea and land breezes, anabatic and katabatic winds are induced thermally. Land and sea breezes are far more noticeable in Australia than anabatic and katabatic winds. The most convenient features for anabatic and katabatic streams are the concepts of mountain-valley breezes. A katabatic wind is a wind that is blowing down a slope, and an anabatic wind blows up a slope. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek anabatikos, from anabatēs ‘a person who ascends’, from anabainein ‘walk up’.
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