monsoon
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /mɑnˈsun/ · UK /mɒnˈsuːn/
monsoon means: A season in a hot region when heavy rain falls for several months.
noun
A season in a hot region when heavy rain falls for several months.
- The monsoon lasts for months.
- We visited just before the monsoon.
- Farmers plant their crops during the monsoon.
Heavy rain brought by seasonal winds.
- The monsoon flooded the road.
- Heavy monsoon rains damaged the crops.
- We sheltered from the monsoon under a roof.
A wind that changes direction with the seasons and often brings heavy rain, especially in Asia.
- The summer monsoon brings moist air.
- Sailors waited for the monsoon to change direction.
- Winter monsoon winds can be dry.
A large weather system involving seasonal changes in winds and rainfall.
- The monsoon affects the region’s climate.
- Scientists modeled changes in the Asian monsoon.
- Ocean temperatures influence monsoon circulation.
Questions about monsoon
What does monsoon mean?
A season in a hot region when heavy rain falls for several months.
What is monsoon in other languages?
Türkçe: muson mevsimi · Español: temporada de monzones · Français: saison des moussons · Deutsch: Monsunzeit · Italiano: stagione dei monsoni · 日本語: 雨季
How do you pronounce monsoon?
In American English /mɑnˈsun/; in British English /mɒnˈsuːn/.
How do you use monsoon in a sentence?
The monsoon lasts for months. We visited just before the monsoon.
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