How to pronounce the weather in English?

The English pronunciation of weather is [? W? R]. The following is a detailed explanation of "weather":

First, phonetic symbols and pronunciation

1. Phonetic symbol: The phonetic symbol of the English word "weather" is [? W? r].

2. Pronunciation: According to the phonetic symbols, the first pronunciation is /w/, followed by the short vowel/? /,then the combination of fricative//,and finally the rolling tongue /r/.

Second, the meaning and usage of words

1. Meaning: "Weather" is a noun, which refers to climate or weather conditions.

2. Usage:

For example, "It's sunny today." It's sunny today. )

For example, as part of the verb, "The house has been through many storms." The house has experienced many storms. )

Third, related knowledge expansion.

1. Meteorology: It is a science that studies atmospheric phenomena and their changing laws, involving weather, climate, meteorological disasters and other aspects.

2. Weather forecast: By collecting, analyzing and interpreting meteorological data and information, we can predict the future weather conditions.

3. Meteorological observation and recording: meteorological data are collected, recorded and analyzed through meteorological observation stations, meteorological satellites, meteorological radars and other tools.

4. Weather phenomena: including but not limited to sunny, cloudy, cloudy, rain, snow, fog, thunderstorm and other weather conditions.

Fourth, common expressions

1. Ask about the weather: For example, "What's the weather like today?" What is the weather like today? )

2. describe the weather: for example, "healthy rain." It's raining hard. )

Discuss weather changes: for example, "It's getting cold." It's getting colder and colder. )

Expand knowledge:

1. Difference between climate and weather: Climate usually refers to long-term and relatively stable weather conditions, while weather is short-term meteorological conditions.

2. Climate differences in different regions: Due to the rotation of the earth and various complex climate systems, there are significant differences in climate conditions in different regions, such as equatorial climate, temperate climate and cold zone climate.

3. Climate change: Climate change refers to the change of the long-term average climate state of the earth caused by natural factors and human activities. Global warming is one of the current climate change problems.