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to change or influance something. If something affects something else, it has an effect on it. start learning
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the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth that we can breathe. start learning
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a boundary line between two air masses. start learning
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the height of a place or object above sea level start learning
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an instrument used for measuring wind speed start learning
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moving in the direction opposite to the direction of the hands of a clock start learning
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przeciwnie do ruchu wskazówek zegara
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an area of high air pressure that produces calm weather with very little wind start learning
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winds that blow continously away from the equator start learning
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a structure lika a brigde that takes water across a valley start learning
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relating to or existing in the atmosphere round the Earth or round another planet start learning
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the season of the year that comes between summer and winter start learning
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a piece of equipment that shows you what kind of weather to expect. It measures atmospheric pressure. start learning
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a series od numbers from 0 to 12 that are used to show how strongly the wind is blowing. 0 means that there is no wind and 12 means that there is a hurricane. start learning
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a thick layer of something, for example snow or cloud, that completely covers an area start learning
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a storm with a lot of snow and strong winds start learning
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to stop something from moving through or along something else start learning
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if wind or air blows, the air moves start learning
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1. with a strong winds 2. blowing strongly start learning
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of or relating to the north start learning
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a plant that grows in deserts and has a thick sterns and sharp points called spines start learning
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to discover a number or amount using mathematics or with a piece of equipment such as a calculator start learning
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if the weather is calm, there is very little wind start learning
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the process by which the very small parts in a liquid or gas move and give out heat start learning
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convectional rain occurs when air rises from a warm land surface start learning
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1. rather cold, often in a pleasant way [adjective] 2. cool or cooled down to become cooler, or to make something cooler [verb] start learning
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the reason that winds in the northern hemisphere are deflected to the right and winds in the southern hemisphere are delfected to the left due to the rotation of the Earth on its axis from west to east start learning
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cumulonimbus (a large, dark cloud associated with heavy rain and thunderstorms) start learning
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cumulonimbus (duża, ciemna chmura związana z ulewnymi deszczami i burzami)
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a large low white cloud that is round at the top and flat at the bottom. Cumulus clouds from at the lower levels of the atmosphere start learning
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1. a strong movement of water in one direction 2. a strong movement of air in one direction start learning
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cyclonic rain is associated with low pressure system. It forms at the fronts where warm and cold air masses meet start learning
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an object shaped like a wide tube start learning
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a tall tree with dark green leaves that do not fall off in the winter start learning
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a sweet brown sticky fruit with a hard narrow seed inside that grows on palm trees start learning
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decidous tree lose all their leaves each autumn start learning
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the action of making something go in a different direction, especially by hitting it start learning
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a unit for measuring temperature/angles. Measurements are often expressed as a number followed by the symbol ° start learning
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a large mass of air at low pressure that usually brings cooler weather and rain start learning
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a large area of dry land that usually gets very little rain and has no permanent rivres, lakes etc. Very few plants or animals grow or live there. Most deserts are in hot regions, but there are some in very cold regions. start learning
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the process by which land becomes so dry that it cannot be used for farming start learning
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small drops of water that form on the ground during the night start learning
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to be the most important issue, activity, problem etc in a particular situation start learning
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to be pushed along very slowly by the movement of air or water start learning
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to rain in a very light way start learning
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1. if the wind drops, it becomes less strong 2. a very small amount of liquid with a round shape 3. a fall in the amount or value of something start learning
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zmniejszenie/kropla/spadek
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a tube that is wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, used for pouring liquid or powder into a container start learning
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an area of low, open scrubland in Maditerranean area; characterized by small evergreen shrubs and low trees start learning
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garig (formacja roślinna występująca w klimacie śródziemnomorskim)
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a picture that uses lines or curves to show the relationship between numbers or measurements that change start learning
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a very commonpant with thin green leaves that covers the ground. A single piece of grass is called a blde of grass start learning
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1. to eat grass growing in a field 2. to put an animal in a place where it can eat grass start learning
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a current of warm water that flows from the Gulf of Mexico to the north and east across the Atlantic Ocean towards Europe start learning
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1. if a wind gusts, it blows strongly for a short period of time [verb] 2. a sudden stron wind [noun] start learning
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rain that freezes in the sky and falls to the ground as small balls of ice start learning
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1. the quality of being hot, or the degree to which something is hot 2. the heat very hot weather start learning
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one half of the Earth. The nourtern hemisphere is the part of the world north of the equator, and the southern hemisphere is the part south of it start learning
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a large amount of force that the air produces in the atmosphere and that usually brings warm, calm weather start learning
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a period or situation in which something reaches its highest level start learning
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hot and wet in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable start learning
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a violent storm with estremely strong winds and heavy rain start learning
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a piece of equipment used for measuring humidity start learning
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in a direction away from the coast start learning
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to bring water to land through a system of pipes, ditches etc in order to make crops grow start learning
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a line on the weather map that connects places with the same air pressure start learning
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a line on the weather map that connects places of equal sunshine start learning
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a line on the weather map that connects places of equal precipitation start learning
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a line on the weather map start learning
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a line on the weather map that connects places of equal wind speed start learning
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a line on the weather map that connects places of equal temperature start learning
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a light wind blowing towards the sea from the land, especially at night start learning
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an occluded front is the front formed when a cold front occludes (=overtakes and undercuts) a warm front start learning
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an offshore wind [is blowing away from the land, towards the sea start learning
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a small green or black fruit that grows in Mediterranean countries and is eaten as food or used for its oil. It grows on an olive tree start learning
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moving towards land from the sea start learning
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with a sky completely full of clouds start learning
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1. a kind of oxygen that exists high in the Eath's atmofphere 2. fresh air that is near the sea start learning
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a palm tree, or a large plant similar to a palm tree start learning
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an amount of time during which something happens start learning
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coming form or reating to an area near the North Pole or South Pole start learning
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one of the points on the very top or bottom of the Earth, called the North Pole and the South Pole start learning
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a large fat area in central North America that is covered with grass and farms bur has no trees start learning
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the amount of force that a gas or liquid produces in an area or container start learning
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a wind that blows in a particular area at a particular time of a year start learning
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a system that uses radio signals for finding the exact positions of something such as an aircraft or a ship start learning
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1. water that falls in drops from clouds in the sky 2. when it rains, water falls in drops from clouds in the sky start learning
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the amount of rain that falls in a particular area during a particular period of time start learning
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a piece of equipment used for measuring the amout of rain that falls start learning
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a region that has little rain because it is protected by a mountain range in the direction of winds that carry rain. As the winds rise over the mountains they drop most of their water before reaching the other side start learning
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a storm with a lot of rain start learning
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in some regions of the world, the season in which a lot of rain falls start learning
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all the numbers, ages, measurements etc that are included within particular fixed limits start learning
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1. the number of times something happens, or the sumber of examples of something within a particular period of time 2. the speed at which something happens within a particular perios of time start learning
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a south-easterly wind blows from the south-east start learning
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a south-westerly wind blows from the south-west start learning
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a period when there is a particular type of weather start learning
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okres (zazwyczaj krótki czas, gdy coś miało miejsce)
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the season of the year between winter and summer start learning
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a storm that happens suddenly, especially at sea start learning
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nawałnica, szkwał (nadmorski wiatr)
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a starry sky or night is one where a lot of stars can be seen in the sky start learning
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a box, usually painted white, used to shade thermometers in weather stations start learning
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Ekran Stevensona (klatka meteorologiczna)
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sticky weather is hot and damp (=with a lot of water in the air) start learning
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parny (o dniu), gorący i wilgotny (o pogodzie)
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flat grey cloud that is low in the sky start learning
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relating to the very cold parts of the world just south of the Arctic Circle start learning
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from or relating to the warm parts of the world just north and south of the tropics start learning
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the season between spring and autumn, when the weather is hottest start learning
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the period of the year when it is summer start learning
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pora letnia, okres lata, lato
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light from the sun. This word is used especially to mean that the light is warm and pleasant start learning
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to move quickly in circles, or to make something move in this way start learning
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an area of land situated below the tundra in the northern hemisphere. It has cold winters and warm summers with many coniferous trees start learning
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the main straight root of a plant that has smaller roots growing out frm its side start learning
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never having extremely hot or extremely cold weather start learning
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a measurement of how hot or how cold a place or object is. Temperature is measured in degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit, using the symbol ° start learning
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a piece of equipment that measures temperature start learning
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a sharp point that sticks out from the sterm of a plant start learning
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to become very successful, happy, or healthy start learning
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the loud noise that you sometimes hear in the sky during a storm start learning
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a heavy storm with thunder start learning
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a layer of soil that is near the surface of the ground start learning
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a very strong wind that goes quickly round in a circle or funnel (also called a twister) start learning
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a very small drop of liquid start learning
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a long period of time when there is little or no rain and crops die start learning
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a period of the year in some countries during which rain does not usually fall start learning
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a region where there are a lot of dust storms because the soil has become dry from lack of rain start learning
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a wind that blows from the east [plural: easterlies] start learning
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the weather, especially wind and rain start learning
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an imaginary line that goes round Earth and divides it into the northern and southern hemispheres start learning
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naer the equator, or typical of conditions near the equator start learning
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when liquid changes into gas or steam start learning
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1. a tree or plant that does not lose its leaves in winter 2. covered in green leaves all year long, not only in summer start learning
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to put force or physical pressure on something start learning
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to become larger in size and fill more space start learning
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zwiększać, powiększać, powiększać się, rozwijać się
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not protected from the weather start learning
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odkryty, odsłonięty (na działanie czynników zewnętrznych)
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the law that predicts the directions of the large-scale circulations of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans. It is a restatement in global terms of the action of the Coriolis force start learning
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the ability of the soil to produce a lot of good crops or plants start learning
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a situatin in which water from a river or from tain covers large areas of land start learning
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1. the coloured part of a plant from which the plant's fruit develops. A flower is often made up of many petals [noun] 2. if a plant flowers, it produces flowers [verb] start learning
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a thick cloud that forms close to the ground or to water and is difficult to see through. Fog is thicker than mist start learning
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1. used with a number for describing how strong a wind is 2. to use physical force to move things in a particular direction start learning
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a statement about what is liely to happen, based on available information and usually relating to the weather, business, or the economy start learning
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a line where a large area of cold air meets a large area of warm air start learning
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relating to a weather front start learning
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1. a thin white layer of ice that looks like powder and forms on things outside when the weather is very cold 2. a period of weather cold enough to form frost start learning
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a continent or a large area of land that is surrounded by sea start learning
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the rate of change of temperature observed while moving opwards through the atmosphere start learning
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1. the distance of a point on the Earth from the equator, measured in degrees N and S 2. latitudes a place or region at a particular latitude start learning
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the bright flashes of light that you see in the sky during a storm start learning
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1. small in amount or level 2. an area of low pressure start learning
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a place near the North/South Pole that compass points towards start learning
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1. the exact size, degree, strength etc of something, usually expressed in number of standard units 2. the process of measuring something start learning
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a silver liquid metal element that is used in thermometers start learning
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the scientific study of weather start learning
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mild weather is warm and pleasant, especially warmer than usual for time of year start learning
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a unit for measuring air pressure start learning
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a mass of small drops of water in the air close to the ground start learning
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a cold, dry wind from the north that is common in the south France start learning
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mistral (suchy, zimny, porywisty wiatr wiejący w południowej Francji w zimie)
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neither very great nor very small in amount, size, strength, or degree start learning
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1. slightly wet 2. used about a region or weather start learning
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a small amount of water or another liquid in the air, on the surface of something, or in a substance start learning
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a period of heavy rain in India and Southeast Asia start learning
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thick low cloud that carries rain and covers all of the sky start learning
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a north-easterly wind blows from the north-east start learning
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a northerly wind blows from the north start learning
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a place in the desert where there is water and plants and trees start learning
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a written or spoken comment about something you have seen, heard, or felt start learning
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to watch or study someone or something with care and attention in order to discover something start learning
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1. an amountof light or heat from the sun 2. a narrow line of light that you can see coming from the sun or a lamp start learning
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a number or amount shown on a piece of measuring equipment start learning
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1. information kept about something that has happened 2. if a piece of equipment records an amount, it measures it and shows it start learning
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the amount of water vapour in the air start learning
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the elevations of a land surface start learning
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renewable energy and natural materials replace themselves by natural processes, so that they never completely used up start learning
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things such as coal, trees, ans oil that exist in nature and can be used by people start learning
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1. rise or rise up to move upwards or to a higher positions 2. if a wind rises, it starts to become stronger start learning
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to move in a circle around a fixed central point, or to move something in this way start learning
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an object that is sent into space to travel round the Eart in order to recieve and send information start learning
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a large flat area of land covered with grass in a warm part of the world start learning
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if something is scarce, there is not very much of it start learning
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ograniczony, niewystarczający
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a dense tropical rain forest start learning
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gęsty las równikowy charakteryzujący się wysokimi wiecznie zielonymi drzewami
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not changing or likely to change start learning
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osiadły, uregulowany (tryb życia), stabilna (sytuacja)
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severe weather is extremely unpleasant and likely to cause harm or damage start learning
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a device consisting of a long pole weighted at one end and with a bucket at the other end, used for raising water start learning
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a sheltered place is not affected by bad weather start learning
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a short period when it rains or snows start learning
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niewielki deszcz, przelotny deszcz
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the space above the Earth that you see when you look up into the air start learning
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a mixture of snow and rain start learning
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polluted air that forms a cloud close to the ground start learning
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small soft white pieces of ice that fall from the sky and cover the ground start learning
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the amount of liquid that soaks into, through, or out of an object start learning
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relating to the Sun, or coming from the Sun start learning
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torrential rain falls fast in large amounts start learning
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much taller than surrounding people or things start learning
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górujący (nad czymś), strzelisty (np. budynek)
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a wind that blows continuously toward the equator start learning
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used about weather that is very hot, especially when the air also feels slightly wet start learning
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the hottest parts of the Earth, that are near the equator. They are between the Tropic of Cancer and of Capricorn start learning
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a large flat area of land without trees in very cold northern parts of the world start learning
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a tropical storm with strong winds that move in circles start learning
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not the same in amount, number, or size start learning
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unsettled weather changes a lot during a short period and there is a lot of wind and rain start learning
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very small drops of water or other liquides in the air that make the air feel wet start learning
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the existence of differences in amount, number, level, form etc start learning
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the front egde of mass of warm air that brings warm weather when it moves into an area start learning
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to make something or someone warm start learning
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smooth and shiny like wax start learning
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the conditions that exist in the atmosphere relating to temperature, precipitation, and other features start learning
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an object, often an arrow or a model of a cock, that is fixed to the top of a building and points in the direction the wind is coming from start learning
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a westerly wind blows from the west start learning
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1. with a lot of wind 2. used about places where there is a lot of wind start learning
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the season after autumn and before spring, when it is usually cold start learning
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if something is wispy, it has a long, thin, delicate shape, for example a cloud, smoke, or hair start learning
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an instrument used to measure the hours of sunshine each day start learning
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rejestrator Campbella-Stokesa
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a system for measuring temperature that is part of the mertic system, in which water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees start learning
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an old-fashioned measurement of temperature start learning
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tending to change suddenly and often start learning
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1. a list, drawing, or graph showing information in a way that is easy to understand 2. a map, especially one used for planning what direction a ship or aircraft will travel in start learning
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the cooling effect of the wind start learning
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a type of thin cloud found very high in the sky start learning
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in the sky or the weather is clear, there are no clouds, rain etc start learning
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czysty (o niebie), bezchmurny
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1. the type of weather that a country or a region has 2. an area that a particular type of weather start learning
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relating to the climate of a country or region start learning
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if a temperature, price, or the level of something climbs, it becomes higher start learning
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wzrastać (np. o temperaturze, cenach)
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moving in a circle in the same direction as the hands on a clock start learning
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zgodnie z kierunkiem wskazówek zegara
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a white or grey mass of very small drops of water in the sky start learning
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a cloudless sky has no clouds in it start learning
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the place where a moving mass of cold air meets a mass of warm air. Cold front is usually cause heavy rain and they sometimes cause thunder start learning
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1. the water on windows or walls that forms when steam or warm air chnges into liquid 2. the process in which a gas changes into a liquid, usually when it becomes cooler start learning
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if gas or steam condenses, or if something condenses it, it chnages into a liquid, usually when ut becomes cooler start learning
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the weather, especially when it is bad start learning
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1. a coniferous tree produces cones 2. a coniferous forest has only conifers growing in it start learning
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a result or effect of something start learning
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continuing at the same rate, level, or amount over a particular period of time start learning
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to have the power to make decisions and decide what will happen to something start learning
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