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in the PONS Dictionary

I. cloud [klaʊd] N

1. cloud (in sky):

cirrus cloud
Federwolke f <-, -n>
cirrus cloud
Zirruswolke f <-, -n>
cumulus cloud
Kumuluswolke f <-, -n>
rain cloud
Regenwolke f <-, -n>
stratus cloud
Schichtwolke f <-, -n>
stratus cloud
Stratuswolke f <-, -n>

2. cloud (mass):

3. cloud of insects:

cloud
Schwarm m <-s, Schwärme>

4. cloud (data):

cloud
Cloud f

Phrases:

a cloud on the horizon
to be on cloud nine dated
every cloud has a silver lining prov
to be under a cloud

II. cloud [klaʊd] VB trans

1. cloud fig (obscure):

to cloud sth
to cloud an issue
to cloud sb's memory

2. cloud fig (make sad):

to cloud sb's spirit

III. cloud [klaʊd] VB intr

cloud face:

cloud
OpenDict entry

cloud N

a cloud on the horizon idiom

cloud over VB intr

1. cloud over (become cloudy):

2. cloud over (become gloomy):

cloud over
cloud over face

3. cloud over (become misty):

cloud over eyes
cloud over eyes

ˈcloud bank N

cloud bank
Wolkenbank f <-, -bänke>
cloud bank

ˈcloud-capped ADJ

cloud-capped

ˈcloud cham·ber N NUCL

cloud chamber
Nebelkammer f <-, -n>

ˈcloud cov·er N

cloud cover
Wolkendecke f <-> kein pl

ˈcloud for·est N

cloud forest
cloud forest

ˈcloud tem·pera·ture N CHEM

mush·room ˈcloud N

mushroom cloud
Atompilz m <-es, -e>

ˈpoint cloud N MATH

point cloud

ˈrain cloud N

rain cloud
Regenwolke f <-, -n>

ˈstorm cloud N

storm cloud
Gewitterwolke f <-, -n>
storm cloud fig liter

ˈwar cloud N usu pl

war cloud
Present
Icloud
youcloud
he/she/itclouds
wecloud
youcloud
theycloud
Past
Iclouded
youclouded
he/she/itclouded
weclouded
youclouded
theyclouded
Present Perfect
Ihaveclouded
youhaveclouded
he/she/ithasclouded
wehaveclouded
youhaveclouded
theyhaveclouded
Past Perfect
Ihadclouded
youhadclouded
he/she/ithadclouded
wehadclouded
youhadclouded
theyhadclouded

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

cirrus cloud
Federwolke f <-, -n>
cumulus cloud
Kumuluswolke f <-, -n>
stratus cloud
Stratuswolke f <-, -n>
rain cloud
Regenwolke f <-, -n>

Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Ever look up into the sky and see wispy thin cirrus clouds, sometimes called “Mare’s tails”, as they resemble the tail of a horse?
www.redbull.com
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Wenn ihr diese feinen Cirruswolken, die auch „Federwolken“ genannt werden, am Himmel seht, sind die Höhenwinde stark.
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Furthermore, model calculations by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich show that lead-containing particles change the properties of cirrus clouds so that these significantly influence the extent to which long-wave radiation escapes from the earth into space.
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www.uni-mainz.de
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Modell-rechnungen der ETH Zürich zeigen darüber hinaus, dass die bleihaltigen Partikel die Eigenschaften von Zirruswolken so verändern, dass die von der Erde ins All abgegebene langwellige Strahlung deutlich beeinflusst wird.
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wake turbulence, weather information for punctual air traffic, the climatic effect of emissions and contrails and their effect on cirrus clouds.
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www.deutsches-klima-konsortium.de
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Wirbelschleppen, Wetterinformation für einen pünktlichen Luftverkehr sowie die Klimawirkung von Emissionen und Kondensstreifen und deren Wirkung auf Zirruswolken.
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The first missions where TROPOS takes part with the CVI inlet are ML-CIRRUS (cirrus clouds) and ACRIDICON (deep convective clouds).
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www.tropos.de
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Die ersten Missionen an denen das TROPOS mit dem CVI Einlass beteiligt ist, sind ML-CIRRUS (Zirruswolken) und ACRIDICON (hochreichende konvektive Wolken).
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On Baby Glacier in July 2008: a halo is formed by cirrus clouds.
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www.swisseduc.ch
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Auf dem Baby Glacier im Juli 2008: In Zirruswolken hat sich ein Halo gebildet.
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