cloud
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/klaʊd/
🇬🇧
/klaʊd/
noun
A2
A white or gray mass in the sky made of tiny water drops.
The sky was full of white clouds today.
B1
A large amount of something in the air, like dust or smoke.
A big dust cloud rose from the dry field.
R
Something that makes you feel worried or unhappy.
The bad news cast a cloud over the happy day.
R
A way to store data online using internet servers.
I save all my photos in the cloud so I don't lose them.
verb
R
To make thinking or remembering difficult.
Anger can cloud your judgment about things.
R
To show or cause a sad or worried look.
Worry clouded her face when she heard the news.
R
To make something less clear or simple.
Too many details can cloud the main point.
R
To become covered with clouds.
The sky started to cloud before the rain came.
R
To make something less happy or pleasant.
Money problems clouded their vacation plans.
R
To become or make less clear to see through.
Steam from the shower clouded the bathroom mirror.
translation
A white or gray mass in the sky made of tiny water drops.; A large amount of something in the air, like dust or smoke.; Something that makes you feel worried or unhappy.; A way to store data online using internet servers.
To make thinking or remembering difficult.; To show or cause a sad or worried look.; To make something less clear or simple.; To become covered with clouds.; To make something less happy or pleasant.; To become or make less clear to see through.
Word Forms
3rd Present
clouds
Past
clouded
Perfect
clouded
Progressive
clouding
Plural
clouds