Meteorological Meaning in English

word

US

ˌmitiˌɔɹəˈɫɑdʒɪkəɫ

mee-tee-OR-uh-LOJ-i-kuhl

UK

mˌiːtɪˌɔːɹəlˈɒdʒɪkəl

mee-tee-AW-ruhl-OJ-i-kuhl

Definition

Related to the study or science of the weather and atmosphere.

Usage & Nuances

Used formally and most often in scientific, technical, or academic contexts. Common collocations: 'meteorological data', 'meteorological station', 'meteorological phenomenon'. Rarely used in everyday conversation; use 'weather' for casual contexts.

• Spanish: meteorológico
• Portuguese (BR): meteorológico
• Portuguese (PT): meteorológico
• Chinese (Simplified): 气象的
• Chinese (Traditional): 氣象的
• Hindi: मौसम संबंधी
• Arabic: أرصادي
• Bengali: আবহাওয়াগত
• Russian: метеорологический
• Japanese: 気象の
• Vietnamese: khí tượng
• Korean: 기상
• Turkish: meteorolojik
• Urdu: موسمیاتی
• Indonesian: meteorologi

Example Sentences

The scientist collects meteorological data every day.

basic

There is a meteorological station near my house.

basic

We studied meteorological changes in school.

basic

The news reported a rare meteorological phenomenon last night.

natural

Climate scientists analyze meteorological records to predict future trends.

natural

We depend on meteorological forecasts before planning big events outdoors.

natural