humid造句

The humid climate didn't agree with him.

She thought of her humid, stuffy darkroom.

Outside, the sun beats mercilessly down in the humid air.

With the door shut, rhe room was hot and humid.

I took the delicate orange lantern and walked slowly along the dark and humid mountain path.

The humid conditions thatspread rust most readily have recently been lacking in most places.

He explains that the humid climate makes silver tarnish too quickly; it needs too much polishing.

But they don't always succeed, especially in humid weather that prevents sweat from evaporating.

It is true that mites need humid conditions to thrive and cannot survive in very dry (desert like) conditions.

On the brief walk to Burger King that humid mid-afternoon, I thought of how much I loved my job.

The northwestern tableland area has a continental plateau climate with long and chilly winter and cool humid summer.

Washington can get very hot and humid in the summer and very cold and snowy in the winter.

The hot, humid air responsible for the heat wave farther north helped make the thunderstorms especially intense.

If it's too hot and humid to run outside, move your runs indoors to the treadmill or try a different activity, like swimming.

The stupid invalid has rigidly forbidden the kid's bidding for the producing of solid acid in a humid, but splendid field with a rapid lid.

Some 22 percent of degrading land is in very arid to dry-subhumid areas, while 78 percent of it is in humid regions.

The ITTO process identifies 7 criteria and 66 indicators applicable both at the national and forest management unit levels in humid tropical forests of member tropical countries.

As global climate warms, these birds are pushed higher and higher up the mountain in search of the cool, humid conditions they need to survive.

You can't work with an average, squashing together the way heat radiation goes through the dense, warm, humid lower atmosphere with the way it goes through the thin, cold, dry upper atmosphere.

Vercauteren, of the WHO, said the paper may mold in humid, hot climates. And it's still important for people to get access to doctors so they know what to do about their diagnoses, she said.

It was a hot, humid, sun-flushed afternoon in Dar es Salaam, the sprawling Tanzanian port city, and there was an atmosphere of near crisis as the train pulled in.

The others presumably felt that the risk of tearing or smudges from oily, humid hands (albeit gloved) was an even greater worry than exposing a single precious page to continuous light.

One humid dawn last August, I joined Mr Chen and his Zhoushan warden aboard a decrepit craft that served well enough as a safe patrol vessel-so long, I thought, as the sea remained flat.