snow
Từ điển Collocation
snow noun
ADJ. heavy, thick | fine, light The plants were covered in fine snow. | deep | damp, wet | compacted, crisp, frozen, hard, packed The crisp snow crunched as we walked through it. The frozen snow was treacherous to walk on. | powder/powdery, soft | drifting, driving, falling, swirling They struggled on through the driving snow. | melted, melting | fresh, new, newly fallen | first the first snow of winter | spring, winter | artificial They had to use artificial snow at the Winter Olympics. | dirty
QUANT. flake | fall, flurry | patch | blanket, carpet | inch Three inches of snow fell had fallen.
VERB + SNOW be covered in The car was completely covered in snow. | clear, shovel, sweep She cleared the snow from the path.
SNOW + VERB cover sth, lie, pile (up), settle Snow covered everything from horizon to horizon. Snow had piled up against the walls of the cottage. It was too warm for the snow to settle. | drift, drive, fall, swirl | melt, thaw
SNOW + NOUN conditions, flurry, storm (also snowstorm) | plough (also snowplough) | blindness
PREP. across ~ They travelled across the snow in a sleigh. | in/into ~ The children are playing in the snow. | through ~ We struggled through the deep snow back to the chalet. | under ~ The steps were buried under the snow.
Từ điển WordNet
English Slang Dictionary
cocaine
Microsoft Computer Dictionary
n. 1. In television, temporary distortion of a displayed image caused by interference, usually in a weak signal, that takes the form of random white spots. 2.In computer displays, a specific type of distortion characterized by the blinking on and off of random pixels that occurs when the microprocessor and the display hardware interfere with each other by attempting to use the computer’s video memory at the same time.
English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary
snows|snowed|snowing
syn.: Baron Snow of Leicester C C. P. Snow Charles Percy Snow Snow bamboozle blow coke hoodwink lead by the nose nose candy play false pull the wool over someone's eyes snowfall