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I . cloud [klaʊd] N

II . cloud [klaʊd] VB trans a. fig

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cloud over VB intr

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cloud forest [ˈklaʊdˌfɔːrɪst, Brit -ˌfɒrɪst] N

Usage examples with clouds

to have one's head in the clouds
ter a cabeça nas nuvens

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The center part shows a partially harvested field of wheat under a sky patterned with light clouds.
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He uses storm clouds and rain in order to increase the strength of his lightning attacks.
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This height represents volatility as larger price movements form thicker clouds, which creates a stronger support and resistance.
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When she is not on tour she sits and thinks at her secluded home on ectoplasm clouds while drinking peppermint tea.
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Then the rightful kings descend on clouds, symbolising their divine right to rule.
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He is stopped, however, by plague clouds, and he is forced to pull back.
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They came with ringlets of carrot and deep-fried sweet potato crisps, clouds of fluffed, dense feta and a topper of fresh green sunflower sprouts.
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These rays, which stream through gaps in clouds (particularly stratocumulus) or between other objects, are columns of sunlit air separated by darker cloud-shadowed regions.
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Scudding clouds cloak the hilltops and it's eerily quiet across the windswept moorland.
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The ceiling is high to increase reverberation time but the clouds are too high to reinforce early reflections adequately.
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