What kind of weather is described with clouds covering the sky?

1. Thick clouds

2. Skylight and cloud shadows.

3.

The vast sky of clouds

.

4. Overcast clouds

5.

Overcast clouds cover the sky.

Interpretation:

1.

tóng

yún

mì

< p>bù): Tongyun: Tong means red, sometimes it refers to the red clouds; sometimes it refers to the evenly dense clouds before snow. Thick clouds filled the sky, indicating that heavy snow was coming.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Xinnan Mountain": "The sky has the same clouds, and there is an atmosphere of rain and snow."

2. Skylight and cloud shadows (tiān

guāng

yún

yǐng): shadow: shadow. The light in the sky, the shadows of clouds in the water.

Source: Song Dynasty Zhu Xi's "Reflections on Reading Books": "A half-acre square pond is open, and the skylight and cloud shadows are lingering."

3.

The vast sky of clouds (yún

kōng

guǎng

mò): Looking around here, the vast sky of clouds makes people feel heavy.

Source: No source yet.

4. Overcast (yīn

yún

mì

bù): a metaphor for a depressing atmosphere where the situation is dangerous or a major event is about to occur. .

Source: Chapter 103 of "Xiao Wuyi" by Shi Yukun of the Qing Dynasty: "The two of them were less than two miles apart, and the sky became overcast."

5.

Clouds covering the sky (yīn

yún

zhē

tiān): describes the weather.

Source: novel, later adapted for netizens.