Synonym: climate. Similar words: climb, climax, climate, acclimate, lime, anticlimax, acclimatize, acclimatise. Meaning: [klaɪm] n. the weather in some location averaged over some long period of time.
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1, I'm heading for sunnier climes next month.
2, We're off to sunnier climes next week.
3, The plant flourishes particularly well in slightly harsher climes.
4, He left Britain for the sunnier climes of Southern France.
5, They retired to sunnier climes.
6, Lamb seems a natural choice in the winter clime.
7, Creatures born in the rugged environments of arctic climes must deal with the unpredictable variations that nature is always throwing at them.
8, Love a pleasing but a various clime.
9, Of cloudless clime and starless sky.
10, Love is a pleasing but a various clime.
11, Plants from a cold clime travel best in winter.
12, Japan today doesn't enjoy such a benevolent economic clime.
13, California's pleasant clime plays a role, but efficiency still matters.
14, The same lotus of our clime blooms here in the alien water with the same sweetness, under another name.
15, The discrepancy of clime and geographical environment caused the discrepancy of economic form, system and notion of policy .
16, Some progresses of research on sea ice and clime, and international programs on Antarctic sea ice are reviewed.
17, Y copy other's articles, and clime that it is yours.
18, In the next year, the 49ers will be looking for a new camp in one of the more moderate climes.
19, Yet they can only survive in warm or temperate climes,(http://sentencedict.com/clime.html) and it would be to their advantage to grow bigger.
20, "I was a bit worried ", he says, "people say tigers can't clime trees but one of the tigers jumped and another one climbed onto the tree yesterday.
21, His works base upon heart of his nation and clime, and he progressed entirely new attempt and creation at structure, form and technology.
22, The rhetoric fashion of people of ah age and a clime has its traits to a certainty. The traits form special modes of expression about aesthetic experience.
23, After taking her to the Vince Restaurant, I went to clime the Hua Tuo Mountain Park to shout English.
24, It has furry soles, short ears, and a short muzzle—all-important adaptations to the chilly clime.
25, But then as they continue into old age, their happiness starts to clime back up.
26, This aesthetic experience and cognitive pattern of the people in an age and in a clime has its traits to a certainty. These traits form a certain mode indeed.
27, Satellite data collection system has a wider and wider application in clime, energy source, politics, military fields.
28, After that, we'll be moving on to Tanzania, where we're going to clime Mount Kilimanjaro.
29, She thought of her husband in some vague warm clime on the other side of the globe, while she was here in the cold.
30, By these means prosperity and abundance prevailed in this beautiful city, its gates were thronged with commerce, and its warehouses filled with luxuries and merchandise of every clime and country.
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