Snowflakes Meaning in English
word · lemma: snowflake
ˈsnoʊˌfɫeɪks
SNOW-flayks
snˈəʊfleɪks
sn-OH-flayks
Definición
Snowflakes are small, delicate pieces of snow that fall from the sky, each with a unique crystal shape.
Uso & Matices
Usually used in the plural since snow falls in many flakes. In recent slang, calling someone a 'snowflake' means they are overly sensitive, but the plural 'snowflakes' most often refers to the ice crystals. Common with verbs like 'fall', 'catch', and 'melt'.
Spanish: copos de nievePortuguese (BR): flocos de nevePortuguese (PT): flocos de neveChinese (Simplified): 雪花Chinese (Traditional): 雪花Hindi: बर्फ के फाहेArabic: رقائق الثلجBengali: তুষারফোঁটা - তুষারকণাRussian: снежинкиJapanese: 雪の結晶Vietnamese: bông tuyếtKorean: 눈송이Turkish: kar tanesiUrdu: برف کے گالےIndonesian: butiran salju
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Snowflakes are falling from the sky.
basic
She caught snowflakes on her tongue.
basic
All snowflakes are different shapes.
basic
The kids ran outside, laughing as snowflakes landed on their hair.
natural
You can watch snowflakes melt as soon as they touch something warm.
natural
Some people say no two snowflakes are exactly alike.
natural