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cloudy

/ˈklaʊ.di/

Cloudy describes weather when the sky is covered with clouds, making it difficult to see the sun. It can also refer to liquids that are not clear or transparent, like juice with pulp.

Ejemplos

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1

It is a cloudy day today, so I will take an umbrella just in case.

Today the sky is full of clouds, so I will bring an umbrella.

2

The meteorological report indicates that the region will remain cloudy for the duration of the week.

The weather report says it will stay overcast for the whole week.

3

It's super cloudy out; let's stay inside and play video games.

The sky is very grey; let's stay indoors.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
cloud
Verb
cloud
Adverbio
cloudily
Adjetivo
cloudy
Relacionado
cloudiness
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Truco para recordar

Think of the 'Y' in 'cloudy' as a little funnel bringing rain down from a 'cloud'.

Quiz rápido

The sky is very ____ today, so we cannot see the sun.

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: cloudy

Ejemplos

1

It is a cloudy day today, so I will take an umbrella just in case.

everyday

Today the sky is full of clouds, so I will bring an umbrella.

2

The meteorological report indicates that the region will remain cloudy for the duration of the week.

formal

The weather report says it will stay overcast for the whole week.

3

It's super cloudy out; let's stay inside and play video games.

informal

The sky is very grey; let's stay indoors.

4

The experiment failed because the solution became cloudy after the chemical reaction.

academic

The liquid lost its transparency after the chemicals were mixed.

5

Due to the cloudy weather forecast, we have moved the outdoor meeting to the conference room.

business

Because the weather looks bad, we are meeting inside.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
cloud
Verb
cloud
Adverbio
cloudily
Adjetivo
cloudy
Relacionado
cloudiness

Colocaciones comunes

cloudy sky a sky filled with clouds
partly cloudy a mix of sun and clouds
cloudy water water that is not clear
cloudy weather weather with many clouds
become cloudy the process of the sky filling with clouds

Frases Comunes

cloudy with a chance of...

a common way to start a weather prediction

cloudy vision

not being able to see clearly

cloudy memory

not remembering something clearly

Se confunde a menudo con

cloudy vs clouded

'Cloudy' describes weather or liquids, while 'clouded' often refers to someone's judgment or a mind that is confused.

cloudy vs foggy

'Cloudy' happens high in the sky, whereas 'foggy' refers to clouds that are touching the ground.

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Notas de uso

Use 'cloudy' for general weather descriptions. If the entire sky is grey and no sun is visible at all, 'overcast' is a more precise alternative.

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Errores comunes

Learners often use the noun 'cloud' as an adjective. Incorrect: 'It is very cloud today.' Correct: 'It is very cloudy today.'

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Truco para recordar

Think of the 'Y' in 'cloudy' as a little funnel bringing rain down from a 'cloud'.

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Origen de la palabra

From the Old English word 'clūd', which originally meant a mass of rock or a hill, later used to describe heavy rain-clouds because they looked like mountains in the sky.

Patrones gramaticales

Used after the verb 'to be' (The sky is cloudy). Comparative: cloudier; Superlative: cloudiest.
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Contexto cultural

Talking about cloudy weather is a staple of British small talk, often used to bridge gaps in conversation.

Quiz rápido

The sky is very ____ today, so we cannot see the sun.

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: cloudy

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