weather

weather
'weƟə
1. noun
(conditions in the atmosphere, especially as regards heat or cold, wind, rain, snow etc: The weather is too hot for me; stormy weather; (also adjective) a weather chart/report, the weather forecast.) tiempo, clima

2. verb
1) (to affect or be affected by exposure to the air, resulting in drying, change of colour, shape etc: The wind and sea have weathered the rocks quite smooth.) erosionar, desgastar
2) (to survive safely: The ship weathered the storm although she was badly damaged.) resistir, aguantar, soportar
- weathercock
- weathervane
- weatherperson
- make heavy weather of
- under the weather

weather n tiempo
what is the weather like? ¿qué tiempo hace?
the weather was cold hacía frío / el tiempo era frío
weather
tr['weðəSMALLr/SMALL]
noun
1 (gen) tiempo
what's the weather like? ¿qué tiempo hace?
the weather's beautiful hace un tiempo estupendo
we had really good weather hizo muy buen tiempo
in hot/cold weather cuando hace calor/frío
in wet weather cuando llueve
transitive verb
1 (withstand, survive) aguantar, soportar, resistir
we weathered the crisis aguantamos la crisis
2 (rocks) erosionar
3 (wood) curar
intransitive verb
1 (rocks) desgastarse; (wood) resistir la intemperie
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
in all weathers haga el tiempo que haga
to keep a weather eye open for something estar atento,-a por si se ve algo
to make heavy weather of something costar mucho trabajo hacer algo
to weather the storm capear el temporal
under the weather (unwell) mal 2 (depressed) deprimido,-a
weather permitting si el tiempo no lo impide
weather chart mapa nombre masculino meteorológico
weather forecast parte nombre masculino meteorológico
weather forecaster meteorólogo,-a
weather map mapa nombre masculino meteorológico
weather report parte nombre masculino meteorológico
weather vane veleta
weather ['wɛðər] vt
1) wear: erosionar, desgastar
2) endure: aguantar, sobrellevar, capear
to weather the storm: capear el temporal
weather n
: tiempo m
weather
v.
curtirse a la intemperie v.
adj.
atmosférico, -a adj.
meteorológico, -a adj.
n.
cielo s.m.
temporal s.m.
tiempo s.m.
'weðər, 'weðə(r)
I
mass noun tiempo m

good/bad weather — buen/mal tiempo

in hot weather — cuando hace calor, en tiempo caluroso

what's the weather like? — ¿cómo está el tiempo?, ¿qué tiempo hace?

what's the weather like in Mexico? — ¿qué clima tiene México?

you can't go out in this weather — no puedes salir con este tiempo

they work outdoors in all weathersc — trabajan a la intemperie haga el tiempo que haga

to be under the weather — no estar* or (fam) no andar* muy bien

to make heavy weather of something — complicarse* la vida con algo (colloq)

you're making very heavy weather of sewing that button on! — qué manera de complicarse la vida para coser un simple botón!; (before n)

weather forecaster — meteorólogo, -ga m,f; <map, chart> meteorológico

weather forecast — pronóstico m del tiempo


II
1.
transitive verb
1)
a) (wear) \<\<rocks\>\> erosionar; \<\<surface\>\> desgastar; \<\<skin/face\>\> curtir
b) \<\<wood\>\> secar*, curar
2) (survive): see storm I 1)

2.
vi \<\<rock\>\> erosionarse; \<\<surface\>\> desgastarse
['weðǝ(r)]
1.
N tiempo m

weather permitting — si el tiempo lo permite, si el tiempo no lo impide

in this weather — con el tiempo que hace, con este tiempo

it's very comfortable to wear in hot weather — es muy cómodo de llevar (puesto) cuando hace calor

what's the weather like? — ¿qué tiempo hace?

he has to go out in all weathers — tiene que salir haga el tiempo que haga

it gets left outside in all weathers — se deja siempre a la intemperie

- keep a weather eye on sth
- make heavy weather of sth

he only needed to change the bulb but he made such heavy weather of it — ¡solo tenía que cambiar la bombilla pero lo complicó de una manera!

- be under the weather
2. VT
1) [+ storm] aguantar

we've weathered worse criticism than this — hemos superado peores críticas que estas, hemos hecho frente a peores críticas que estas

- weather the storm
2) (Geol) [+ rock] erosionar; [+ wood] curar; [+ skin, face] curtir

the rocks had been weathered into fantastic shapes — las rocas tenían formas fantásticas debido a la erosión

3) (Naut) [+ cape] doblar
3.
VI [rocks] erosionarse; [wood] curarse; [skin, face] curtirse
4.
CPD [station, balloon] meteorológico

Weather Bureau (US) , Weather Centre (Brit) N — Instituto m Nacional de Meteorología

weather chart N(=map) mapa m del tiempo, mapa m meteorológico; (=other type of chart) gráfico m del tiempo

weather conditions NPL — estado m del tiempo

weather forecast N — pronóstico m del tiempo, boletín m meteorológico

weather forecaster N — meteorólogo(-a) m / f

weather girl N — mujer f del tiempo, meteoróloga f

weather map N — mapa m del tiempo, mapa m meteorológico

weather report N — boletín m meteorológico

weather ship N — barco m del servicio meteorológico

weather side N — (Naut) costado m de barlovento

weather strip N — burlete m

weather vane N — veleta f

* * *
['weðər, 'weðə(r)]
I
mass noun tiempo m

good/bad weather — buen/mal tiempo

in hot weather — cuando hace calor, en tiempo caluroso

what's the weather like? — ¿cómo está el tiempo?, ¿qué tiempo hace?

what's the weather like in Mexico? — ¿qué clima tiene México?

you can't go out in this weather — no puedes salir con este tiempo

they work outdoors in all weathersc — trabajan a la intemperie haga el tiempo que haga

to be under the weather — no estar* or (fam) no andar* muy bien

to make heavy weather of something — complicarse* la vida con algo (colloq)

you're making very heavy weather of sewing that button on! — qué manera de complicarse la vida para coser un simple botón!; (before n)

weather forecaster — meteorólogo, -ga m,f; <map, chart> meteorológico

weather forecast — pronóstico m del tiempo


II
1.
transitive verb
1)
a) (wear) \<\<rocks\>\> erosionar; \<\<surface\>\> desgastar; \<\<skin/face\>\> curtir
b) \<\<wood\>\> secar*, curar
2) (survive): see storm I 1)

2.
vi \<\<rock\>\> erosionarse; \<\<surface\>\> desgastarse

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