Weather and climate

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chilly/freezing/nippy

cold

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boiling/sweltering/roasting

hot

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blowy/breezy

windy

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oppressive/sultry

stifling/heavy/close

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downpour/deluge

chucking it down / it’s pouring

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humid

muggy/clammy/sticky

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climate of distrust

secrecy and dishonesty

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Reforms

changes made to improve something.

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climate of change

many changes

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Prevailing climate

The dominant or most common atmosphere or attitude

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sunny disposition

It describes someone who is cheerful, positive, friendly, and optimistic — like sunshine in human form!

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frosty

If someone, or someone's behaviour, is frosty, they are unfriendly and not welcoming:

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frosty

very cold, with a thin layer of white ice covering everything:

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snowed under(with)

means to be very busy or overwhelmed with work or responsibilities — like you're buried under a pile of snow (symbolically)!

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under a cloud

means to be suspected of doing something wrong or to be in disgrace, often because of a scandal, mistake, or accusation.

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cloud your judgement

make it hard for you to think clearly or make good decisions, usually because of strong emotions, bias, or external influences.

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hail of bullets

sudden, intense burst of gunfire.

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hail/storm of abuse

a sudden, intense outburst of verbal attacks.

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hazy memory

nclear, fuzzy, or difficult to remember in detail — like trying to see something through fog or mist.

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in the mists of history

lost or hidden in the distant past, hard to remember or prove.

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whirlwind

a fast, intense series of events or emotions.

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speculation

the activity of guessing possible answers to a question without having enough information to be certain:

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Thunderous applause

loud applause

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average

mean

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Elevation

height above sea level

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precipitation

rain and snow

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moderates

make less extreme

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continental areas

situated very far from the sea

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seasonality

differing weather conditions at different times of the year

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