گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'atmosphere'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: فضای عمومی- فضای فیزیکی پیرامون

2 عمومی:: جو

3 عمومی:: واحد فشار هوا

4 عمومی:: فضای‌ اط‌راف‌ هر

5 عمومی:: كره‌ء هوا

6 عمومی:: اتمسفر

7 عمومی:: جو زمین

8 عمومی:: پناد

1 general:: noun air: The earth's atmosphere is 21% oxygen.

2 general:: atmosphere ADJECTIVES/NOUN + atmosphere a good atmosphere • The club has a good atmosphere. a happy/cheerful atmosphere • It's a good school and it has a very happy atmosphere. a relaxed/friendly/informal atmosphere • Helen's flat has a very relaxed atmosphere. a carnival/festive atmosphere (= when people are celebrating something ) • Outside the stadium, there was a carnival atmosphere. a welcoming atmosphere (= when a place you arrive at feels friendly ) • The bar provides a welcoming atmosphere for a relaxing evening drink. a cosy atmosphere (= when a building, room etc is small, comfortable, and warm ) • With its low ceilings and open fire, the house has a cosy atmosphere. a bad atmosphere • There's a bad atmosphere among the staff. a strained/tense atmosphere (= not relaxed ) • As soon as I went in, I was aware of the tense atmosphere in the room. verbs the atmosphere changes • New owners bought the hotel and the whole atmosphere changed. create a good/bad atmosphere • Lighting is one of the most effective ways of creating a good atmosphere.

3 general::   noun general feeling in a place ADJ. calm, congenial, convivial, cosy, family, friendly, happy, homely, informal, pleasant, relaxed, warm, welcoming | (highly) charged, emotional, heavy, hostile, oppressive, stifling, strained, tense | carnival, electric, heady, lively Before the parade, the atmosphere was electric. | intimate, romantic | gloomy | rarefied, unique the rarefied atmosphere of academic life VERB + ATMOSPHERE create She tries to create an atmosphere of calm and security for her children. | poison, ruin, sour, spoil His blunt comments really soured the atmosphere. | clear, improve, lighten His funny remarks lightened the atmosphere. | be aware of, be sensitive to, sense She could sense the hostile atmosphere in the room. ATMOSPHERE + VERB be charged (with sth) The atmosphere was charged with excitement. | pervade sth, prevail A relaxed atmosphere prevails in the club. PREP. ~ between Since their argument there had been a strained atmosphere between them. the air ADJ. heavy, humid, oppressive, polluted, smoky, stale, stifling, stuffy VERB + ATMOSPHERE poison, pollute Pesticides can kill wildlife and pollute the atmosphere. | clear Last night's storm had cleared the atmosphere. gases around the earth ADJ. lower, upper VERB + ATMOSPHERE enter, leave, re-enter The spaceship should re-enter the earth's atmosphere later today. | be emitted/released into, escape into Dangerous gases have escaped into the upper atmosphere. PREP. in the ~ levels of radiation in the atmosphere