snow
Meaning in simple English
US /snoʊ/ · UK /snəʊ/
snow means: Soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky and cover the ground in cold weather.
noun
FROZEN FLAKESA1
Soft white pieces of frozen water that fall from the sky and cover the ground in cold weather.
- Snow covered the road.
- The children played in the snow.
- Will the snow melt tomorrow?
SNOWFALLB2
A period when soft white pieces of frozen water fall from the sky.
- The first snow came in November.
- Several heavy snows blocked the roads that winter.
- We stayed inside during the last snow.
SNOWFALLB1
A period when soft, white pieces of ice fall from the sky, sometimes with strong winds.
- The first snow arrived in November.
- Heavy snows closed the mountain roads.
- We had another snow last night.
WHITE SHADEC2
A very pale white color, like frozen flakes on the ground.
- The paint shade is called snow.
- She chose snow for the bedroom walls.
- This fabric comes in cream and snow.
SCREEN DOTSC2
Moving white and black dots on a screen when it cannot receive a clear picture.
- The screen showed only snow.
- Adjusting the antenna cleared the snow from the picture.
- Snow covered the television screen when the signal failed.
verb
FALL FROM SKYA1
When it does this, soft, white pieces of ice fall from the sky.
- It is snowing outside.
- It snowed all afternoon yesterday.
- Will it snow tomorrow?
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