snow
noun
verb
snəʊ
noun
1
soft
white
pieces
of
frozen
water
that
fall
from
the
sky
in
cold
weather
and
cover
the
ground
雪;
U
Snow
was
falling
heavily
as
we
entered
the
village.
我们进村的时候雪下得正大。
I
could
see
footprints
in
the
snow.
我看到雪地里有脚印。
The
town
was
buried
under
three
feet
of
snow.
小镇被埋在三英尺厚的积雪中。
roads
blocked
by
deep
snow
被厚厚的积雪封住的道路
snow-covered
fields
白雪覆盖的田野
Outside
the
snow
was
already
melting
.
外面积雪已经在融化。
The
day
was
cold
with
flurries
of
snow
(=when
a
small
amount
of
snow
falls)
.
天很冷，时而飘着小雪。
The
first
few
flakes
of
snow
(=small
pieces
of
snow)
started
to
fall.
雪花开始飘落下来。
2
a
period
of
time
in
which
snow
falls
降雪; 降雪期，下雪天
C
one
of
the
heaviest
snows
this
winter
今年冬天最大的几场雪之一
3
snows
a
large
amount
of
snow
that
has
fallen
at
different
times
during
the
winter
〔一个冬季里的〕降雪
plural 复数
the
melting
of
the
winter
snows
冬雪的融化
4
small
white
spots
on
a
television
picture,
caused
by
bad
weather
conditions,
weak
television
signals
etc
“雪花”（干扰）〔指电视画面中的白色小点，由天气不好、电视信号弱等原因造成〕
U
5
COCAINE
[非正式] 白雪〔即可卡因〕
U | informal
verb
6
it snows
if
it
snows,
snow
falls
from
the
sky
下雪
It
snowed
all
night.
下了一整夜雪。
It
started
snowing
around
five.
五点钟左右天下起了雪。
7
be snowed in
to
be
unable
to
travel
from
a
place
because
so
much
snow
has
fallen
there
被雪困住
We
were
snowed
in
for
three
days
last
winter.
去年冬天我们被大雪困了三天。
8
be snowed under
a.
to
have
more
work
than
you
can
deal
with
b.
if
an
area
is
snowed
under,
a
lot
of
snow
has
fallen
there
so
that
people
are
not
able
to
travel
〔地方〕被雪封住
informal
[+
with
]
I
found
myself
snowed
under
with
work.
我发觉自己工作忙不过来。
9
to
persuade
someone
to
believe
or
support
something,
especially
by
lying
to
them
[美，非正式] 蒙骗，使相信
T | AmE informal
snow
sb
into
doing
sth
Millions
of
readers
were
snowed
into
believing
it
was
a
true
story.
无数读者上当，以为那是一个真实的故事。