Definition of cyclogenesis in English:

cyclogenesis

noun ˌsʌɪkləʊˈdʒɛnəsɪsˌsaɪkloʊˈdʒɛnəsəs

mass nounMeteorology

The development or strengthening of an area of low pressure in the atmosphere, resulting in the formation of a cyclone.
cyclogenesis is common on the lee side of the mountains at the locations of the Alberta and Colorado storm track
Example sentencesExamples
- A cyclogenesis system is moving far north of the UK and is expected to pass over Ireland as it moves slowly eastwards towards Iceland.
- The low developed off the coast of Japan, one of the areas of cyclogenesis that affects this area.
- The atmospheric flow will also have an influence, as strong vertical wind shear can inhibit cyclogenesis.
- Conditions are particularly suited to such cyclogenesis in winter off the east coasts of Asia and North America where horizontal temperature gradients are greatest.
- The main energy (the Yukon energy bundle) is more northerly track, perhaps producing cyclogenesis well off the east coast of Long Island.

Origin

1920s: from cyclo- + genesis.

Definition of cyclogenesis in US English:

cyclogenesis

nounˌsaɪkloʊˈdʒɛnəsəsˌsīklōˈjenəsəs

Meteorology

The development or strengthening of an area of low pressure in the atmosphere, resulting in the formation of a cyclone.
cyclogenesis is common on the lee side of the mountains at the locations of the Alberta and Colorado storm track
Example sentencesExamples
- The main energy (the Yukon energy bundle) is more northerly track, perhaps producing cyclogenesis well off the east coast of Long Island.
- A cyclogenesis system is moving far north of the UK and is expected to pass over Ireland as it moves slowly eastwards towards Iceland.
- The low developed off the coast of Japan, one of the areas of cyclogenesis that affects this area.
- The atmospheric flow will also have an influence, as strong vertical wind shear can inhibit cyclogenesis.
- Conditions are particularly suited to such cyclogenesis in winter off the east coasts of Asia and North America where horizontal temperature gradients are greatest.

Origin

1920s: from cyclo- + genesis.

词汇	cyclogenesis
释义	Definition of cyclogenesis in English: cyclogenesis noun ˌsʌɪkləʊˈdʒɛnəsɪsˌsaɪkloʊˈdʒɛnəsəs mass nounMeteorology The development or strengthening of an area of low pressure in the atmosphere, resulting in the formation of a cyclone. cyclogenesis is common on the lee side of the mountains at the locations of the Alberta and Colorado storm track Example sentencesExamples A cyclogenesis system is moving far north of the UK and is expected to pass over Ireland as it moves slowly eastwards towards Iceland. The low developed off the coast of Japan, one of the areas of cyclogenesis that affects this area. The atmospheric flow will also have an influence, as strong vertical wind shear can inhibit cyclogenesis. Conditions are particularly suited to such cyclogenesis in winter off the east coasts of Asia and North America where horizontal temperature gradients are greatest. The main energy (the Yukon energy bundle) is more northerly track, perhaps producing cyclogenesis well off the east coast of Long Island. Origin 1920s: from cyclo- + genesis. Definition of cyclogenesis in US English: cyclogenesis nounˌsaɪkloʊˈdʒɛnəsəsˌsīklōˈjenəsəs Meteorology The development or strengthening of an area of low pressure in the atmosphere, resulting in the formation of a cyclone. cyclogenesis is common on the lee side of the mountains at the locations of the Alberta and Colorado storm track Example sentencesExamples The main energy (the Yukon energy bundle) is more northerly track, perhaps producing cyclogenesis well off the east coast of Long Island. A cyclogenesis system is moving far north of the UK and is expected to pass over Ireland as it moves slowly eastwards towards Iceland. The low developed off the coast of Japan, one of the areas of cyclogenesis that affects this area. The atmospheric flow will also have an influence, as strong vertical wind shear can inhibit cyclogenesis. Conditions are particularly suited to such cyclogenesis in winter off the east coasts of Asia and North America where horizontal temperature gradients are greatest. Origin 1920s: from cyclo- + genesis.
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