Weather Vocabulary and Collocations

This set of flashcards covers English vocabulary related to weather phenomena and common collocations using the verbs 'do' and 'make'.

a thaw in the weather

A period of warmer weather during which snow and ice melt.

faint because it is boiling hot

To lose consciousness because of extreme heat.

the snow didn't thaw

A situation where snow remains frozen and does not melt.

blustery winds

Strong, gusty, or stormy winds.

a gentle breeze

A light and pleasant wind.

thunder and lightning

A loud crashing noise and a bright flash of light occurring during a storm.

begin to drizzle

To start raining very lightly in small drops.

torrential rain

A very heavy and intense downpour of rain.

biting cold

Extremely cold weather that feels sharp or painful.

fluffy clouds

Soft and light-looking clouds in the sky.

a devastating hurricane

A highly destructive tropical storm with violent winds.

a flash of lightning

A sudden, bright burst of light in the sky caused by electricity.

urban smog

Air pollution in a city caused by a mixture of smoke and fog.

a gust of wind

A sudden, strong rush of air.

make a difference

To have a significant effect or impact on a person or situation.

make a promise

To tell someone that you will definitely do something or that something will happen.

do one's best

To try as hard as possible to achieve something.

make a reservation

To book a table or a room in advance.

do exercise

To perform physical activity for the purpose of health or fitness.

do good

To perform helpful or morally right actions.

do the job

To complete a task effectively or serve a specific purpose.

make a profit

To earn more money than what was spent in business or a transaction.

make a complaint

To formally express dissatisfaction about something.

do the dishes

To wash the plates, glasses, and other items used during a meal.