What does cloud mean?
According to the oxford dictionary, in noun form, the definition of cloud /kloud/ is a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere, typically high above the ground, a state or cause of gloom, suspicion, trouble, or worry.
In verb form, the definition of cloud /kloud/ is (of the sky) become overcast with clouds, make or become less clear or transparent.
Here are 22 examples of sentences with the word cloud. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments below.
- My sister was amazed to see the clouds moving in the sky
- Clouds continued to gather in the atmosphere until they turned black.
- We saw lightning and thunder appear between the clouds.
- Why do clouds often appear white?
- Clouds are visible masses of water droplets and frozen crystals suspended in the atmosphere.
- Clouds are formed from water vapor that overflows into water droplets.
- When the water droplets in the cloud get more prominent, they will become heavier.
- When it gets heavier, the earth’s gravity makes the clouds become water droplets that fall as rain.
- From the plane, we saw the clouds clustering over the island of Borneo.
- The sun hides behind the clouds.
- A beautiful rainbow forms between the clouds and mountains.
- They say that our data is stored in the cloud.
- Currently, data storage in the cloud is starting to be widely used by the public.
- Black clouds seemed to cover our village.
- We pray that the clouds that walk lower the water in front of our house.
- We predict heavy rain will fall this afternoon because black clouds have filled the sky.
- There is only one cloud walking there.
- Hi Clouds, tell him that I love him.
- Our Boeing plane flies through the clouds in the sky.
- From the clouds, your plane leaves and lands at Juanda airport, Surabaya.
- White clouds always surround our house in the mountains on the fence day.
- It’s a beautiful view of the mountains surrounded by clouds.
