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cumulus

/ˈkjuː.mjə.ləs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un type de nuage dense, blanc et duveteux, souvent à base plate, ou un amas ou un tas d'objets empilés ensemble.

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noun

/ˈkjuː.mjə.ləs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un type de nuage dense, blanc et duveteux, souvent à base plate, ou un amas ou un tas d'objets empilés ensemble.

A noun referring to a type of cloud that is thick, white, and fluffy, often with a flat base, or a heap or pile of objects stacked together.

  1. Cloud typeB2formal

    A type of cloud that is thick, white, and fluffy, often with a flat base, typically associated with fair weather.

    frCumulus

    • Cumulus clouds dotted the blue sky on a sunny afternoon.
    • The weather forecast predicted scattered cumulus clouds.
    • Puffy cumulus clouds often form on warm days.
  2. Pile or heapC1formal

    A collection or accumulation of objects or material stacked on top of each other.

    framas

    • A cumulus of papers covered his desk.
    • The archaeologist found a cumulus of ancient pottery shards.
    • A cumulus of leaves gathered in the corner of the yard.

    Synonymesaccumulationaggregationcollectionheapmassmoundpilestack

Formes
  • cumuli plural form
  • cumuluses plural form
  • cumuli's possessive plural form
  • cumuluses' possessive plural form
  • cumulus's possessive singular form