English to Latin Meaning of anticyclone - anticyclone

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Definitions of anticyclone in English
Noun(1) (meteorology
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(1) The South African Weather Service told The Star on Monday that the heat is due to an anticyclone or high pressure system in the upper air.(2) The low pressure area departed during Thursday as a new anticyclone reached and passed the Cape.(3) Weakening and reduction in the regular size of the Polar anticyclone and its east-wind outflow should cause the temperate low pressure belt to find a zone of activity closer to the polar zones than at present.(4) The advancing anticyclone is centred between 35 and 40 degrees South.(5) A similar weather system occurred at the start of the anticyclone last week and as well as acting as a cooling agent it was a joy to watch.(6) The strong anticyclone drifts slowly across the sub-continent during the weekend.(7) This anticyclone will dominate the weather scene for the following few days.(8) The resident anticyclone continues in its fixed abode.(9) He created the term anticyclone and pointed out its importance in weather forecasting.(10) The anticyclones are spinning in different directions, such that they keep a delicate balance with one another.(11) In polar and sub-tropical regions there are large semi permanent anticyclones (high-pressure areas).(12) Such wind systems indicate the regular passage of the anticyclones well to the south of the sub-continent.(13) These temperature layers are referred to as the lapse rate and anticyclonic conditions are associated with ÔÇÿstableÔÇÖ lapse rates.(14) Stratocumulus is usually a sign of old fronts and is also associated with static anticyclones .(15) The remote end of the cold front is thus behind the anticyclonic core.(16) During this period favoured locations for centres of anticyclones are the Great Victoria Desert and central New South Wales.
Related Phrases of anticyclone
(1) anticyclone ::
anticyclone
(2) cyclone ::
cyclone
(3) anti ::
anti
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anticyclone, anticyclones
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