cloud in Latin
cloud in Latin is nubes, nūbēs, nebula — cloud means a visible mass of water droplets floating in the sky.
cloud in Latin
nubes
A visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.
nūbēs
A visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.
nubes
nebula
What does "cloud" mean?
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noun A visible mass of water droplets floating in the sky.
"Dark clouds rolled in just before the storm hit."
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noun A mass of dust, smoke, or similar particles hanging in the air.
"A cloud of dust followed the truck down the dirt road."
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noun Remote internet-based computing and storage, thought of as an abstract space rather than a physical machine.
"All our files are backed up automatically to the cloud."
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verb To make something unclear, gloomy, or hard to see or think about.
"Grief clouded her judgment for months after the loss."
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cloud in a sentence
- Dark clouds rolled in just before the storm hit.
- Not a single cloud marred the clear blue sky.
- A cloud of dust followed the truck down the dirt road.
- All our files are backed up automatically to the cloud.
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What is "cloud" in Latin?
"cloud" in Latin is nubes, nūbēs, nebula. cloud means: A visible mass of water droplets floating in the sky.
How do you use "cloud" in a sentence?
Example: "Dark clouds rolled in just before the storm hit." In Latin, "cloud" is nubes, nūbēs, nebula.
Are there other ways to say "cloud" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "cloud": nubes, nūbēs, nebula.
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