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sonde
[ sond ]
noun
- a rocket, balloon, or rockoon used as a probe for observing phenomena in the atmosphere.
sonde
/ 蝉蓲苍诲 /
noun
- a rocket, balloon, or probe used for observing in the upper atmosphere
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of sonde1
Example Sentences
The sonde, a tube of instruments about the size of a model rocket, was sucked out into the frigid air and began plummeting toward the clouds, where it would investigate the storm鈥檚 innards and transmit its findings to the world.
This week, aboard a Gulfstream IV jet that was streaking toward Alaska as a giant storm seethed miles below, an engineer gave a quick countdown: 鈥淪onde鈥檚 out in 5, 4, 3, 2 鈥︹
But the first to see it are the onboard meteorologists, whose screens dance with colorful squiggles representing wind speed and direction, temperature and humidity 鈥 each sonde鈥檚 proof of life during its unimaginably chaotic 15-minute dive toward the sea.
Food aide Kari Sonde likes to set a small pot lid over the sandwich in the skillet.
鈥淐ardamom commonly appears in South Asian, Middle Eastern and North African dishes, as well as in sweet Scandinavian treats,鈥 my colleague Kari Sonde wrote.
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