Humid Meaning in English
word
ˈhjuməd/, /ˈhjumɪd/, /ˈjuməd/, /ˈjumɪd
HYOO-mid or YOO-mid
hjˈuːmɪd
HYOO-mid
Definition
Describes air or weather that has a lot of moisture or water vapor in it, often making you feel warm and sticky.
Usage & Nuances
'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: húmedoPortuguese (BR): úmidoPortuguese (PT): húmidoChinese (Simplified): 潮湿的Chinese (Traditional): 潮濕的Hindi: आर्द्रArabic: رَطِبBengali: আর্দ্রRussian: влажныйJapanese: 湿気の多いVietnamese: ẩm ướtKorean: 습한Turkish: nemliUrdu: مرطوبIndonesian: lembap
Example Sentences
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