cold spell

英 [ˈkəʊld spel]

美 [ˈkoʊld spel]

n.  寒冷期

牛津词典

noun

• 寒冷期
  a period when the weather is colder than usual

英英释义

noun

• a spell of cold weather
  Synonym:cold snap

双语例句

• I wonder when the cold spell will pass.
  不知到寒流什么时候过去。
• The cold spell experienced in the macroeconomic context, the stock market and property market has become a loser.
  在宏观经济遭遇寒流的背景下，楼市与股市俨然成为了一对难兄难弟。
• In this current cold spell, many old people are dying needlessly of hypothermia.
  在这次寒流中，许多老人因低体温而无谓地死去了。
• The vegetables froze out during the cold spell.
  蔬菜在寒潮期间都冻死了。
• The pond ( was) iced over during the cold spell.
  寒流期间池塘都封冻了。
• The customers snapped up all the humidifiers on the second day of the cold spell.
  寒潮到来的第二天，顾客们就把所有的湿度调节器抢购光了。
• In November, China ramped up imports of liquefied natural gas to alleviate widespread natural gas shortages after a cold spell in November and an unusually early snowfall.
  去年11月，在遭受寒流袭击以及降雪提前出现之后，中国增加了液化天然气（LNG）进口量，以缓解各地的天然气短缺问题。
• Cold spell did not go the past few days, heavy rain accompanied by a cold temperature twice, people have become lazy.
  这几日春寒未去，大雨伴着一两度气温的寒冷，人也变得有些懒惰。
• Yang said the cold spell had been "unprecedentedly long".
  杨说这次的冷空气持续时间“史无前例的长”。
• Ms Pope said people should not be misled by the coming frost and snow: You can get a cold spell regionally when globally it is warming.
  蒲柏表示，人们不应该被即将到来的霜雪误导：在全球变暖之时，某些地区可能会出现一段寒冷时期。