Humid Meaning in English

word

US

ˈhjuməd/, /ˈhjumɪd/, /ˈjuməd/, /ˈjumɪd

HYOO-mid or YOO-mid

UK

hjˈuːmɪd

HYOO-mid

التعريف

Describes air or weather that has a lot of moisture or water vapor in it, often making you feel warm and sticky.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Humid' is used mostly about weather or indoor air, not surfaces. Common phrases: 'humid climate', 'humid air', 'hot and humid'. Don't confuse with 'wet' (something covered in water) or 'damp' (slightly wet).

• Spanish: húmedo
• Portuguese (BR): úmido
• Portuguese (PT): húmido
• Chinese (Simplified): 潮湿的
• Chinese (Traditional): 潮濕的
• Hindi: आर्द्र
• Arabic: رَطِب
• Bengali: আর্দ্র
• Russian: влажный
• Japanese: 湿気の多い
• Vietnamese: ẩm ướt
• Korean: 습한
• Turkish: nemli
• Urdu: مرطوب
• Indonesian: lembap

جمل نموذجية

It is very humid today.

basic

The air in the bathroom is humid after a shower.

basic

Plants like a humid environment.

basic

It gets so humid in the summer that my clothes stick to me.

natural

If it's not only hot but also humid, I feel exhausted all day.

natural

She avoids running outside when it's too humid.

natural