prevailing wind

常見例句

雙語例句

• Waves are generally steered ashore by the prevailing winds, often blowing at oblique (slanted) angles to the shoreline.
  波浪通常隨著風涌向海岸，風向常常是與海岸線成傾斜角度。
• At certain latitudes of the earth's surface, winds blow steadily from the same direction. These winds are called prevailing winds.
  在地表的某些緯度地區(qū)，風固定地從同一個方向吹來。這些風叫做盛行風。
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• Located in West Virginia, the cool climate and prevailing winds greatly influenced the “flagged” shape of the red spruce trees found here.
  它位于西弗吉尼亞州，這里的涼爽氣候和盛行的風向，極大地影響著所能找到的用紅云杉樹來作為“標記”的形狀。

原聲例句

• In the spring and summer,he says, he would expect the prevailing winds in Western Europe to come from the West or Southwest - which would mean that the ash would be pushed towards the Arctic or Siberia.
• "Despite the fact that the prevailing diplomatic winds these days blow in the direction of diplomacy alone, I believe with all my heart that diplomacy and sanctions are not mutually exclusive."

權威例句

• Do you think a Republican, against the prevailing winds of 2008, could win the presidency by aggressively courting small business?
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• The Long Pavilion, for instance, which houses the main lobby, is positioned to catch the prevailing winds, so it stays cool without air-conditioning.
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• As the prevailing winds are from the west, India risks being the biggest victim of radioactive fall-out in any exchange of nuclear weapons.
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