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cloud

n. Cloud; dark cloud; cloud-like object; a large group; black spots

vt. Make confusion; cover with clouds; make melancholy; Defile

vi. Gloomy; dark clouds

Example: A cloudisacondensationofwater vaporin theatmosphere.

Clouds are formed by the condensation of water vapor in the atmosphere.

Cloudy is the adjective of cloud, which means cloudy, cloudy, and sad. To express the weather, this one does not include ing.

Example: It was cloudy yestoday .

Yesterday was cloudy

If cloud is added with ing, it becomes a verb or noun.

Example: This clouding can be caused by aninflammation under the flap of cornea tissue

This turbidity is caused by the inflammatory reaction of the cornea tissue under the corneal flap.

For example, windy (windy), rainy (rainy), snowy (snowy), etc., all indicate the weather. If you add ing, such as winding (winding, winding, etc. n.) raining (it's raining), snowing (it's snowing)

The weather expressions are roughly as follows:

sunny sunny

rainy rainy day

adj. raining

v. raining (ing form of rain)

windy windy day

winding

n. Winding, winding; coil; bending

adj. Curved, winding; coiled

cloudy cloudy

n. Dark; confused; cloud-like pattern; moist

v. To make it full of clouds; to make it dim; to make melancholy (ing form of cloud)

snowy snow day

snowing

v. snowing (ing form of snow)

gloomy cloudy day

glooming

n. Angry face; frowning

v. Darkening; becoming depressed (ing form of gloom)

misty foggy day

misting

n. flying ink

v. to blur; to fog (ing form of mist)

haily hail

hailing< /p>

n. hail

v. cheer to; salute (ing form of hail)

shower shower (snow shower)

downpour

rainstorm

lightening

frosty

frosting

n. frost; frosty white sugar; matte surface; deglossy

v. covered with frost; frozen; frost (ing form of frost)

adj. frosted; frosted of; matte

hoarfrost hoarfrost