| 单词 | atmosphere |
| 释义 | atmosphere —atmosphere /ˈæt.mə.sfɪər/ aep /-sfɪr/ noun (AIR) the atmosphere B2 [S]F0 the mixture of gases around the Earth: » These factories are releasing toxic gases into the atmosphere.Thesaurus+: ↑The Earth and outer space - general wordsF0 [C] a mixture of gases that surrounds any planet: » the search for planets with a breathable atmosphereThesaurus+: ↑Specific chemicals, chemical compounds and gases , ↑Substances and structures in the body , ↑Types of chemicalB2 [S] the air that you breathe in a place: » The atmosphere in the room was so stuffy I could hardly breathe.» A few plants in an office will improve the atmosphere.Thesaurus+: ↑The Earth and outer space - general wordsWord partners for atmosphere (AIR)• ♯contaminate/♯poison/♯pollute the atmosphere• the atmosphere ♯contains sth• a ♯smoky/♯steamy/♯stuffy atmosphere• ♯from/♯in/♯into the atmosphereWord partners for atmosphere (MOOD)• a ♯friendly/♯good/♯homely/♯relaxed atmosphere• a ♯bad/♯oppressive/♯poisonous/♯tense atmosphere• the ♯general atmosphere• an (emotionally/highly/politically) ♯charged atmosphere• ♯create an atmosphere (of sth)• ♯enjoy/♯experience/♯soak up the atmosphere• an atmosphere ♯of sthCollocations:–Types-lu. the earth's/upper atmosphere» The probe was destroyed as it entered the earth's atmosphere.–Adjectives-lu. a corrosive/smoky/steamy/stuffy atmosphere» I don't like exposing the children to a smoky atmosphere.-lu. a controlled atmosphere» The cells are cultivated under a controlled atmosphere.-lu. the surrounding atmosphere» Oxygen and other gases are drawn from the surrounding atmosphere.–Verbs-lu. contaminate/penetrate/poison/pollute the atmosphere» An increase in road traffic is seriously polluting the atmosphere.-lu. the atmosphere contains sth» The atmosphere contains much less oxygen and nitrogen than it did a century ago.–Prepositions-lu. from/in/into the atmosphere» These factories are releasing toxic gases into the atmosphere.-lu. through the atmosphere» Many meteorites explode during passage through the atmosphere.noun (MOOD) B1 [S] the character, feeling, or mood of a place or situation: » There's a very relaxed atmosphere in our office.» There has been an atmosphere of gloom in the factory since it was announced that it would be closing.Thesaurus+: ↑Conditions and characteristicsF0 [U] APPROVING a feeling that a place has of being pleasant and interesting or exciting: » You want a restaurant that serves good food but has a bit of atmosphere too.» He put on some soft music and turned the lights down in order to give the room a bit more atmosphere.Thesaurus+: ↑Conditions and characteristicsWord partners for atmosphere (AIR)• ♯contaminate/♯poison/♯pollute the atmosphere• the atmosphere ♯contains sth• a ♯smoky/♯steamy/♯stuffy atmosphere• ♯from/♯in/♯into the atmosphereWord partners for atmosphere (MOOD)• a ♯friendly/♯good/♯homely/♯relaxed atmosphere• a ♯bad/♯oppressive/♯poisonous/♯tense atmosphere• the ♯general atmosphere• an (emotionally/highly/politically) ♯charged atmosphere• ♯create an atmosphere (of sth)• ♯enjoy/♯experience/♯soak up the atmosphere• an atmosphere ♯of sthCollocations:–Adjectives-lu. a good/great/lively/nice/pleasant/positive/special atmosphere» The place seems fairly quiet and has a pleasant atmosphere.-lu. a better/different/new atmosphere» His new club has a completely different atmosphere.-lu. a bad/poisonous/strange/tense/terrible atmosphere» There was a terrible atmosphere after she left.-lu. a claustrophobic/intimidating/oppressive atmosphere» The village had a rather claustrophobic atmosphere.-lu. a casual/easy-going/informal/peaceful/relaxed/tranquil atmosphere» Our office has a really relaxed atmosphere.-lu. a cosy/homely/intimate atmosphere» It's a small hotel with a cosy atmosphere.-lu. a convivial/friendly/welcoming atmosphere» Peaches restaurant is renowned for its warm and welcoming atmosphere.-lu. emotional/general/intellectual/political/social atmosphere» Jo didn't like the general atmosphere of the nursery, especially the staff.-lu. (highly, politically, psychologically, etc.) charged atmosphere» The play is set in the politically charged atmosphere of America during the depression.–Types-lu. a carnival/circus/club/party atmosphere» You can sample a mixture of fabulous wines and food in a great party atmosphere.-lu. a cosmopolitan/family/holiday atmosphere» The hotel is affordable with a relaxed family atmosphere.–Verbs-lu. create an atmosphere (of sth)» The policy could backfire and create an atmosphere of distrust.-lu. change/improve/lighten/poison the atmosphere» 'I can hardly believe it!' said Emma in an attempt to lighten the atmosphere.-lu. enjoy/experience/soak up the atmosphere (of sth)» A cruise is the best way to soak up the atmosphere of this enchanting city.-lu. convey/describe the atmosphere» How would you describe the atmosphere at home?–Prepositions-lu. [conducive, good, right, etc.] atmosphere for sth» She wanted to create the right atmosphere for love to blossom.-lu. atmosphere of sth» This atmosphere of uncertainty did little to boost his morale.–Nouns-lu. kind/sort/type of atmosphere» I'd like to be sure that the place has the right kind of atmosphere.-lu. a bit of atmosphere» He turned the lights down to give the room a bit of atmosphere.-lu. change in (the) atmosphere» The few remaining tourists were beginning to notice an uncomfortable change in atmosphere.• • • Extra Examples:» This is a more conducive atmosphere for studying.» The mansion had an atmosphere of genteel elegance and decay.» He tried to lighten the atmosphere by telling a joke.» The classroom presented a cheerful busy atmosphere to the visitors.» There's a real carnival atmosphere in the streets. |
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