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    In weather talk, low-pressure is about the air over a large area pressing down less hard than the air around it. Weather people watch this because it often brings cloud, rain, and wind. A 'low-pressure system' on the news can mean a storm is on the way, or at least grey, days. You will hear 'a low-pressure area is moving in from the sea.' Though actually, the same spelling is also used for a calm job with little stress — a 'low-pressure workplace' — but that is not this sense. Here it is always about the sky and the air, not about how hard your day feels.

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組成low (not high) + pressure (the push of the air). Here pressure means how hard the air is pressing down.

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  • high-pressurethe opposite weather idea: air pressing down harder, often bringing clearer skies

原始詞典資料2 筆記錄

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low-pressureadj

  • 1

    Operating at relatively low pressure, such as several times atmospheric pressure.

    • a low-pressure zone in meteorology
    • A low-pressure steam pipe is not as dangerous as a high-pressure one.
  • 2

    Calm, easy, relaxed.

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