météo

/mɛtəo/
weather

La météo est mauvaise aujourd'hui.

The weather is bad today.

◆ What It Really Means
The weather is a metaphor for the mood or atmosphere of a place.
Literal Meaning
The weather refers to the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time.
Literal Breakdown
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◇ Mental Image
The image of a sunny day can evoke feelings of happiness and relaxation.
◈ When to Use
A person might check the weather forecast before going for a walk in the park.
◉ Cultural Note
The concept of weather is deeply rooted in many cultures and is often used to describe the mood or atmosphere of a place.
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The weather, especially in a particular place at a particular time.

La météo de Paris est ensoleillée aujourd'hui.

The weather in Paris is sunny today.

The weather is an important factor in many fields, including agriculture, transportation, and recreation.

Collocations

météoweather

Pro Tip

Understanding weather forecasts

Weather forecasts are an important tool for planning outdoor activities. However, they are not always accurate and should be used with caution.

Gold Rule

Using weather forecasts correctly

When using weather forecasts, make sure to check the source and date of the forecast. Also, be aware of any local weather conditions that may affect the forecast.

Word Origin

From Old French météo, from Latin meteorum, from Greek métēoros.

Usage Notes

The word 'météo' is used in many languages to refer to the weather. It is also used in scientific contexts to refer to the study of the atmosphere.

Word Breakdown

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weather
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