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cloudy

/ˈklaʊ.di/

Tradução: Descreve o céu ou as condições do tempo quando estão cobertos por nuvens, sem luz do sol; também pode indicar algo turvo, pouco claro ou sombrio.

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adjective

/ˈklaʊ.di/A2formal
  • ptDescreve o céu ou as condições do tempo quando estão cobertos por nuvens, sem luz do sol; também pode indicar algo turvo, pouco claro ou sombrio.

Describes a sky or weather condition covered with clouds; lacking sunshine.

  1. A1formal

    Full of or covered with clouds; overcast.

    ptNublado

    • The sky was cloudy all day, so we stayed indoors.
    • It's a cloudy morning, but the sun might come out later.
    • Cloudy weather often makes me feel a bit sleepy.

    Sinônimoscloudeddullgloomygrayleadenloweringmurkyovercast

    Antônimosbrightclearcloudlessfairsunny

  2. Not clear or transparentB1formal

    (Of liquids) not clear; having a murky or opaque appearance, often due to sediment.

    ptTurvo

    • The water in the glass looked cloudy after the storm.
    • The wine was cloudy and had a strange taste.
    • The pond became cloudy after the heavy rain.

    Sinônimoscloudedmilkymuddymurkyopaqueroiledturbidunclear

    Antônimosclearcrystal clearlimpidtranslucenttransparent

  3. Uncertain or vagueB2formal

    Lacking definite form, limits, or clarity; not clearly understood or defined.

    ptVago

    • His explanation was cloudy and left many questions unanswered.
    • The future of the project remains cloudy.
    • Her memories of the event are cloudy and unreliable.

    Sinônimosambiguoushazyindistinctmurkynebulousobscureunclearvague

    Antônimoscertaincleardefinitedistinctexplicitprecise

Formas
  • cloudier comparative form
  • cloudiest superlative form
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