单词:ocean climate
ocean climate的用法和样例:
例句
- Li I'm not used to this maritime climate yet.我到现在还不习惯这里的海洋性气候。
- The climate here is typically continental.这里是典型的大陆性气候。
- Moving inland from the ocean, the maritime inluence naturally decreases.海洋气候移至内陆,海上气候影响自然减少。
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