fair weather

英 [ˈfeə weðə(r)]

美 [ˈfer weðər]

晴朗的天气

英英释义

noun

Red sky at night means fair weather.
夜里天空发红意味着晴天。
"A meteorological condition characterized by the uniform expansion in volume of a mass of air over a region, usually accompanied by fair dry weather."
“一种天气状况，特征为：在气团均匀地散在某一地区上空，常伴有晴朗干燥天气。”
Everyone knows Charles is merely a fair-weather friend.
大家都知道查尔斯是个只可同安乐不能共患难的朋友。
Every time they set out, they prayed for fair weather.
每次出发，他们都祈祷有好天气。
The fair weather contributed to the success of the expedition.
良好的天气是该次探险成功的原因之一。
We hope for fair weather.
我们希望有好天气。
They celebrate this holiday in hopes of fair weather and a good crop yield in the coming year.
人们庆祝这个节日，祈求一年风调雨顺好收成。
It would take you nearly ten years in fair weather to sail there.
就是风和日丽的好天气坐船去也几乎要花上十年。
In the atmosphere, static electric fields ( also referred to as electrostatic fields) occur naturally, in fair weather, and especially under thunderclouds.
在大气中，静电场在晴天、特别是雷阵雨时自然产生。
Everyone knows that John is only a fair weather friend.
人人知道约翰是个势利小人。