the layer of air or gases surrounding the earth or another planet; atmospheric layer

Describes someone who uses their great wealth to act in a bossy, arrogant, or overbearing manner

the climate of a large geographical area

Pressure produced by the weight of the atmosphere; usually decreases as altitude increases

powerful and majestic in scale or spirit; used to describe a great momentum or an impressive work of art

The pressure exerted by the weight of the atmosphere. Standard atmospheric pressure is approximately equal to the pressure of a 760mm column of mercury.

The layer of gases surrounding the earth; also called the [[大气层|大氣層|da4 qi4 ceng2]]

speaking in a loud, rough, or boisterous manner; lacking in refinement or politeness

unit of pressure equal to 101.325 kilopascals or approximately 14.69 pounds per square inch

(colloquial) to brag; to talk big

high-end, classy, and top-grade; often used to describe luxury goods, sophisticated events, or high-status individuals

the outermost layer of the Earth's atmosphere where gases escape into space

deep breaths or heavy breathing, often used in the context of being out of breath or being very quiet

atmospheric pressure; the pressure exerted by the weight of the atmosphere

The process of the atmosphere increasing in temperature; global warming.

air pollution; atmospheric pollution caused by human activity or natural events like volcanic eruptions

The large-scale movement of air within the Earth's atmosphere, forming a global system of wind and pressure and flow

Static electricity contained in the atmosphere, which causes lightning and auroras and can interfere with radio signals

Scientific study of the atmosphere, its various phenomena, and the laws governing its changes; primarily focuses on Earth's atmosphere but also includes other planets.