nice weather
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- noun
- /naɪs ˈwɛðər/
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buen tiempo
- Everyone decided to go hiking because it was such nice weather outside.
- enjoy the nice weather
- have nice weather
- really nice weather
I was going to say retiring like abroad and just like soaking up some nice weather.
- I was going to say retiring like abroad and just like soaking up some nice weather.
- It's a nice city, nice weather, nice people, nice places to eat, great seafood.
- I think a little bit of warm nice weather is nice.
- So just being able to be outside and enjoy the nice weather, weather.
- So go out and see the boys at least with some nice weather.
- And I went there in February thinking it was going to actually be a lot nicer weather wise than Wisconsin was at the time.
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As we had very nice weather, we could enjoy the outside terrace a lot.
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Otherwise, enjoy the nice weather if it ever gets here.
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I mean, it's nice weather, but it's not like summer.
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I am not gonna lie, it's pretty nice weather out there.
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The nice weather really brought people out.
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Again, we were blessed with nice weather without any rain.
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It was such nice weather!
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Last Saturday, it was nice weather that many motorcyclists enjoyed riding.
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People are realizing that they want to throw away their snow shovels and enjoy nice weather year-round.
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People enjoy swimming and gathering outside during nice weather, so with a few refreshments, you can quickly throw together a pool party for any type of celebration.
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Synonyms
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Dry, mild, sunny conditions that are pleasant for outdoor activities
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Nice dry conditions good for outdoor activities
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Bright weather with a clear sky and no rain
Antonyms
How Pleasant
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'pleasant weather' is directly and compositionally derived from combining the adjective 'nice' (pleasant) with the noun 'weather' (state of the atmosphere). This straightforward adjective+noun pattern is common across languages and follows standard English semantics, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand the phrase.
Etymology
The phrase nice weather comes from putting nice (pleasant) together with weather (the sun, wind and rain outside). The picture of warm sun and calm air helps explain why nice weather means 'pleasant, comfortable weather'.