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Definition of weathered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
resilienceexperienced or having endured hardships
- The weathered sailor shared tales of the sea.
2.
affected by weatherchanged by wind, rain, or sun over time
- The weathered rock had a rough surface.
Origin of weathered
English, weather (atmospheric conditions) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with weathered included in their meaning
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weathered appearance
damaged or changed from being in strong sunlight
weathering
damaged or weathered by harsh conditions
weathered
old and weathered, especially related to the ocean
texture
having a rough, weathered skin texture
geology soil science
soil formed and remaining in place from weathered rock
geology
chemically weathered rock that stays where it formed
weathered
exposed to the sea's forces and weather
weather
weathered and worn by storms
wood
not weathered or seasoned, especially of wood
Examples of weathered in a sentence
Her weathered hands showed years of hard work. The weathered fence leaned toward the road. A weathered sailor told tales of stormy seas.
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- French:aguerri, altéré, ...
- German:erfahren, verwittert, ...
- Italian:esperto, segnato dagli agenti atmosferici, ...
- Spanish:curtido, desgastado, ...
- Portuguese:experiente, envelhecido, ...
- Chinese:饱经风霜的, 风化的, ...
- Japanese:経験豊富な, 風化した, ...
- Arabic:محنك, متهالك, ...
- Hebrew:מְנֻסֶּה, בָּלוּי, ...
- Russian:бывалый, обветренный, ...
- Ukrainian:загартований, вивітрений, ...
- Hindi:अनुभवी, घिसा हुआ, ...
Definition of weather - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
atmospheric conditionsstate of the atmosphere at a place and time
- The weather today is sunny and warm..
2.
meteorologyunpleasant atmospheric conditions and their effects
- The weather caused delays at the airport.
Adjective
1.
natureexposed to natural outdoor conditions like rain or sun
- The weather side of the house shows more wear..
2.
windwardTECH. facing towards the wind or air flowTECH.
- The weather side of the ship took the brunt of the storm.
Verb
1.
endurancetr./intr. endure difficult conditions or situationstr./intr.
- They managed to weather the financial crisis.
2.
exposuretr. expose outdoors so elements cause gradual damagetr.
- The paint will weather over time.
Expressions with weather
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bad weather, especially foggy or stormy conditions
We decided to stay indoors due to the dirty weather.
weather warm enough to wear a shirt without a jacket
It's shirtsleeve weather today, so leave your coat at home.
withstand challenging situations
She managed to weather it through tough times.
unpleasant weather causing discomfort or inconvenience
We stayed indoors due to the beastly weather.
short period of better weather
We went hiking during a break in the weather.
feeling slightly ill or not well
She stayed home because she was under the weather..
weather conditions are improving after bad weather
The weather is breaking up, so the sun is coming out.
endure a difficult situation without harm
The company managed to weather a storm of bad publicity.
in any weather condition without change
The picnic will happen whatever the weather.
act as if something is much harder than it is
He made heavy weather of the simple task.
rainy weather considered ideal for ducks
It's pouring outside, lovely weather for ducks.
rainy weather humorously described as suitable for ducks
It's pouring outside, definitely nice weather for ducks.
endure a difficult situation without harm
The company managed to weather the storm of the recession.
influence or control a situation
The CEO's decisions can make the weather in the industry.
survive or endure harsh weather conditions
The hikers managed to weather the elements during their mountain trek.
unpleasant weather causing annoyance or frustration
I can't stand this blooming weather today!
aches in the body due to weather changes
She often experiences weather pains when a storm is approaching.
situation made unnecessarily difficult
He made heavy weather of the simple task.
weather unsuitable for outdoor activities
The picnic was canceled due to bad weather.
low temperature conditions in the atmosphere
The cold weather made it necessary to wear extra layers.
weather with high temperatures
The hot weather made everyone stay indoors.
asking about current weather conditions
How's the weather in New York today?
ask about current temperature, rain, wind, or sky conditions
What's the weather like today in New York?
unpleasantly cold climate
We had to wear extra layers due to the chilly weather.
Origin of weather
Old English, weder (storm)
Examples of weather in a sentence
Cold weather can affect your car's battery. The weather improved by the afternoon. Bad weather postponed the outdoor event. The weather barn needed repairs. The weather fence was falling apart. The weather side of the tent was reinforced for stability.
They painted the weather side of the house to prevent damage. The team weathered the storm of criticism. She learned to weather the ups and downs of life. The wooden fence will weather in the rain. Over the years, the statue will weather naturally.
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- French:temps, exposé aux intempéries, ...
- German:Wetter, wetterausgesetzt, ...
- Italian:tempo, esposto, ...
- Spanish:clima, expuesto a la intemperie, ...
- Portuguese:tempo, exposto às intempéries, ...
- Chinese:气候, 暴露于天气的, ...
- Japanese:天気, 風雨にさらされた, ...
- Arabic:طَقْس, مُتَأَثِّر بِالعَوامِل الجَوِّيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מֶזֶג אֲוִיר, בָּלוּי, ...
- Russian:погода, подверженный погодным условиям, ...
- Ukrainian:погода, підвітряний, ...
- Hindi:मौसम, मौसम के संपर्क में, ...
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