What does the word snow mean?
According to the Oxford dictionary, in the noun form, the definition of snow is atmospheric water vapor frozen into ice crystals and falling in light white flakes or lying on the ground as a white layer, a mass of flickering white spots on a television or radar screen, caused by interference or a poor signal.
How to use the word snow in a sentence?
Here are 20 example sentences using the word snow in English. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below.
- They play in the snow on the side of the road.
- It is expected to snow heavily at the end of the month.
- December and January are the months when it snows in Europe.
- They trembled to see the city of Los Angeles covered in snow.
- We will see snow in Japan next year.
- Katrine sees footage of several people trapped in snow for four days.
- Many people died because they were buried in the snow on the roadside.
- Snowstorms caused several people to die from freezing at home or in cars.
- It has the huge snowball I have ever seen.
- We will learn how snow is made.
- Snow comes from grains of water vapor that freeze in the air and then fall to earth because the air temperature is below 0 degrees Celsius.
- Parts of Saudi Arabia experienced hail and snow on April 10, 2023.
- Abdullah was amazed to see a video of hundreds of male Muslims performing Friday prayers in a congregation in the snow in Moscow, Russia.
- You can experience artificial snow in artificial Java Surabaya.
- The ticket price for playing snow at Trans Snow World Surabaya is around IDR 225,000 from Monday to Friday.
- Governor of East Java Khofifah tries snow tourism at the Trans icon mall in Surabaya.
- Snow can fall in Malaysia at the top of Mount Kinabalu.
- Snow can be blue, red, green, and even black in different parts of the world.
- Snow forms when tiny pieces of ice in clouds coalesce into snowflakes during low temperatures.
- Tourists from Indonesia were playing in the snow in Sapporo, Japan.
