讀后續(xù)寫素材句子積累之自然天氣現(xiàn)象知識清單- 高三英語一輪復(fù)習(xí)

高考英語讀后續(xù)寫素材句子積累之自然天氣現(xiàn)象知識清單一、詞匯1.天氣狀況：晴朗：sunny/fine/clear多云：cloudy陰天：overcast下雨：rainy/drizzling下雪：snowy有風(fēng)：windy暴風(fēng)雨：stormy/thunderstorm霧：foggy/misty寒冷：cold/chilly炎熱：hot/scorching溫暖：warm涼爽：cool潮濕：humid干燥：dry2.自然現(xiàn)象：閃電：lightning雷聲：thunder彩虹：rainbow冰雹：hail霜凍：frost臺風(fēng)：typhoon龍卷風(fēng)：tornado地震：earthquake火山噴發(fā)：volcaniceruption二、短語1.天氣變化：-changeableweather多變的天氣-clearup放晴-getworse變得更糟-turncold變冷-bringaboutastorm帶來一場暴風(fēng)雨2.形容天氣：-beautifulweather美好的天氣-terribleweather糟糕的天氣-mildweather溫和的天氣-extremeweather極端天氣-pleasantweather宜人的天氣3.與天氣相關(guān)的活動：-goforawalkinthesunshine在陽光下散步-haveapicniconasunnyday在晴天野餐-stayindoorsonarainyday在雨天待在室內(nèi)-buildasnowmaninthesnow在雪中堆雪人-enjoythecoolbreeze享受涼爽的微風(fēng)三、句子1.Theskywasclearandblue,withnotacloudinsight.天空晴朗湛藍(lán)，萬里無云。2.Itwasasunnyday,andthewarmsunshinemademefeelcomfortable.這是一個陽光明媚的日子，溫暖的陽光讓我感到舒適。3.Thecloudsweregatheringinthesky,anditlookedlikeitwasgoingtorain.烏云在天空中聚集，看起來要下雨了。4.Thewindwasblowingstrongly,andthetreeswereswayingbackandforth.風(fēng)刮得很猛，樹木來回?fù)u晃。5.Itstartedtorainheavily,andtheraindropswerehittingthegroundlikesmallbullets.開始下起了大雨，雨滴像小子彈一樣打在地上。6.Thesnowwasfallingsoftly,coveringthegroundwithawhiteblanket.雪輕輕地飄落，給地面鋪上了一層白色的毯子。7.Therewasathickfog,andIcouldhardlyseeanythinginfrontofme.有一場濃霧，我?guī)缀蹩床灰娒媲暗娜魏螙|西。8.Thethunderrumbledinthedistance,andthelightningflashedacrossthesky.雷聲在遠(yuǎn)處隆隆作響，閃電劃過天空。9.Therainbowappearedaftertherain,addingacolorfultouchtothesky.雨后出現(xiàn)了彩虹，為天空增添了一抹絢麗的色彩。10.TheweatherwassocoldthatIcouldseemybreathintheair.天氣非常寒冷，我能看到自己呼出的白氣。11.Theheatwasunbearable,andIwassweatingallover.炎熱難以忍受，我渾身出汗。12.Theweatherchangedsuddenly,fromsunnytostormyinjustafewminutes.天氣突然變化，幾分鐘內(nèi)從晴天變成了暴風(fēng)雨。13.Wehadtocancelouroutdooractivitiesbecauseofthebadweather.由于天氣不好，我們不得不取消戶外活動。14.Despitethecoldweather,thechildrenwerestillplayingoutsidehappily.盡管天氣寒冷，孩子們?nèi)匀辉谕饷婵鞓返赝嫠！?5.Thebeautifulweathermadeourtripmoreenjoyable.美好的天氣使我們的旅行更加愉快。四、范文Itwasadarkandstormynight.Thewindwashowlingfiercely,andtherainwaspouringdowninsheets.Thetreeswerebendingandswayingundertheforceofthewind,andthethunderwasrumblinginthedistance.Iwassittinginmyroom,lookingoutofthewindow,feelingasenseofunease.Thestormseemedtobegettingstrongerbytheminute,andIcouldn'thelpbutworryaboutwhatmighthappen.Suddenly,therewasaloudcrash,andIsawatreebranchfallontotheroadoutside.Idecidedtocallmyparentstomakesuretheyweresafe.Ipickedupthephone,buttherewasnosignal.Itriedagainandagain,butitwasnouse.Istartedtopanic,notknowingwhattodo.Justthen,Iheardaknockonthedoor.Iopeneditandsawmyneighbor,Mr.Smith,standingthere.Helookedworriedandsaidthatthepowerhadgoneoutintheneighborhoodandhewantedtocheckifwewereokay.Itoldhimthatwewerefine,butIwasworriedaboutthephonesignal.Mr.Smithsaidthathehadaradioandwecouldlistentothenewstoseeiftherewereanyupdatesaboutthestorm.Weturnedontheradioandheardthatthestormwasexpectedtolastforafewmorehours.Thenewsalsoadvisedpeopletostayindoorsandavoidgoingoutunlessitwasabsolutelynecessary.Wesatinthelivingroom,listeningtotherainandthewindoutside.IfeltgratefultohaveMr.Smith'scompanyduringthisdifficulttime.Afterawhile,thestormstartedtoeaseoff,andtheraingraduallystopped.Ilookedoutofthewindowandsawthatthestreetwascoveredwithfallenbranchesandleaves.Buttheskywasstartingtoclear,andIcouldseethestarstwinklinginthedistance.Thenextmorning,whenIwokeup,thesunwasshiningandtheworldseemedfreshandcleanafterthestorm.IwentoutsideandhelpedMr.Smithandotherneighborscleanupthemess.Itwasagoodfeelingtoworktogetherandhelpeachother.