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Definition of cloud cover in English: cloud covernoun A mass of cloud covering all or most of the sky. （覆盖天空大部或全部的）云量 the shuttle broke through the cloud cover mass noun long periods of cloud cover Example sentencesExamples - That cloud cover may have actually decreased daytime temperatures by blocking sunlight.
- By the second sortie, the cloud cover was broken up and he could see even more of the action and the hundreds of vessels in the Channel.
- The cloud cover had lifted a little, broken by patches of snow-colored sky.
- The cloud cover made looking at Venus through a telescope about as exciting as staring at a billiard ball.
- As the two walked up the quiet trail, the moon escaped from the thick cloud cover and momentarily lit the trees around them.
- Now and again, she dipped beneath the cloud cover to verify her location, but there was no problem really.
- I had trouble spotting the sandpits because of a cloud cover at 5,000 feet.
- Although their ultimate enemy had been the weather, the mist and cloud cover had made the attack possible in the first place.
- Constellations, which could have enabled them to calculate the year, couldn't be seen through the ever-present cloud cover.
- Every few moments he checked the cloud cover for punctures or tears, any hole that might afford him a glimpse.
- As he descended to 4,000 feet, he broke through the cloud cover and saw the coast of France below him.
- The weather had gotten a little bit better, as the early morning sunshine was starting to pierce the cloud cover a little.
- There was a little cloud cover, but not enough to obstruct the view.
- I reached forward and switched on the stormscope, while searching for holes in the dense cloud cover.
- The cloud cover only allowed the new sun through here in this spot.
- Far in the west the lofty crest of the Rockies flickered snow white between swirling openings in the cloud cover.
- It now was dark with a broken cloud cover and a barely visible horizon.
- Not only were the mosquito's unbearable because of recent rains, the cloud cover was the worst I've seen in a while.
- The craft was flying roughly east to west just above the cloud cover.
- However, as the rain subsided and the cloud cover eased, the music came to soothe and reward the faithful group of supporters.
Synonyms meteorological conditions, atmospheric conditions, meteorology, climate
Definition of cloud cover in US English: cloud covernounˈkloud ˌkəvər A mass of cloud covering all or most of the sky. （覆盖天空大部或全部的）云量 the shuttle broke through the cloud cover mass noun long periods of cloud cover Example sentencesExamples - I reached forward and switched on the stormscope, while searching for holes in the dense cloud cover.
- The cloud cover had lifted a little, broken by patches of snow-colored sky.
- By the second sortie, the cloud cover was broken up and he could see even more of the action and the hundreds of vessels in the Channel.
- Far in the west the lofty crest of the Rockies flickered snow white between swirling openings in the cloud cover.
- However, as the rain subsided and the cloud cover eased, the music came to soothe and reward the faithful group of supporters.
- The cloud cover only allowed the new sun through here in this spot.
- It now was dark with a broken cloud cover and a barely visible horizon.
- The cloud cover made looking at Venus through a telescope about as exciting as staring at a billiard ball.
- Constellations, which could have enabled them to calculate the year, couldn't be seen through the ever-present cloud cover.
- The craft was flying roughly east to west just above the cloud cover.
- Now and again, she dipped beneath the cloud cover to verify her location, but there was no problem really.
- Every few moments he checked the cloud cover for punctures or tears, any hole that might afford him a glimpse.
- I had trouble spotting the sandpits because of a cloud cover at 5,000 feet.
- That cloud cover may have actually decreased daytime temperatures by blocking sunlight.
- As he descended to 4,000 feet, he broke through the cloud cover and saw the coast of France below him.
- As the two walked up the quiet trail, the moon escaped from the thick cloud cover and momentarily lit the trees around them.
- The weather had gotten a little bit better, as the early morning sunshine was starting to pierce the cloud cover a little.
- Although their ultimate enemy had been the weather, the mist and cloud cover had made the attack possible in the first place.
- Not only were the mosquito's unbearable because of recent rains, the cloud cover was the worst I've seen in a while.
- There was a little cloud cover, but not enough to obstruct the view.
Synonyms meteorological conditions, atmospheric conditions, meteorology, climate
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