Вчера обещали дождь, а сегодня солнце, но получилось все наоборот (правда сейчас, в 5 вечера, солнце все же проглядывает). Вот и верь синоптикам после этого.
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У меня кладовка на две части разделена: зимняя и летняя. Таким образом никогда ничего не надо прятать
use dictionary carefuly
Let's see what we have...There is adjective "synoptic," but it is not used for a person making weather forecasts....Good try.
but i dot think u will find the explanation in Oxford dict. I hope you do understand that in Oxford dictionary you will not find all english words and of course you will not find there special terms!
follow my advice - use on-line dictionary - guess its upgrade faster than paper folios
synoptician it's a professional term, and sometimes is not enough to look through books - u should feel language, read more different lit etc.
and always pay more attention to context - the most important in understanding!
And especially for you - for example the extract from proff website - To the meteorologist - synoptician (from Greek "synopticos" - looking round all together) never is necessary to deal with the same situation, with the same weather: a variety of meteorological conditions in the nature is so great, that a weather map of any day always a new not met earlier task.
or from other
Synoptic Meteorology – is concerned with the description, analysis and forecasting of large scale atmospheric motions. It is a synoptician who is confronted with the most difficult task of modern science, that is prediction of weather on a day to day scale.
and so on
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