Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - Idioms describing cloudy weather
Idioms describing cloudy weather
Cloud lock: describes the gloomy weather and gloomy atmosphere.
Darkness: gloom: darkness. Describe a dark sky or dim light. It also describes unconsciousness, dizziness or loss of control. It is also a metaphor for the darkness and chaos of society.
Cloudy: describes the close distribution of clouds.
Yunmi: Cloud: Red means red, sometimes referring to Xia Hong; Sometimes it refers to the evenly distributed clouds before it snows. Thick clouds covered the sky, indicating that heavy snow was coming.
Dusk: dusk: evening; ... it was dark. It is dark at night.
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