Definition of meteorograph in English:

meteorograph

noun ˈmiːtɪərə(ʊ)ɡrɑːfˌmidiˈɔrəɡræf

archaic

An apparatus that records several meteorological phenomena at the same time.
〈古〉气象计
Example sentencesExamples
- The advent of airplanes carrying meteorographs hastened the demise of kite observation stations.
- However, the records of temperature and humidity could not be examined until the meteorograph had been recovered, and they were not therefore an immediate aid for forecasting.
- Free balloons carrying meteorographs came into use in the 1890s. After a predetermined time, the meteograph instrument package would be released and descend on a parachute.
- In most cases, data collected with the meteorograph is recovered only when the instrument is jettisoned from the balloon or airplane carrying it.
- The data could not be evaluated until after the observation was completed and the kite and meteorograph were brought back to the ground.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French météorographe (see meteor, -graph).

Definition of meteorograph in US English:

meteorograph

nounˌmēdēˈôrəɡrafˌmidiˈɔrəɡræf

archaic

An apparatus that records several meteorological phenomena at the same time.
〈古〉气象计
Example sentencesExamples
- The data could not be evaluated until after the observation was completed and the kite and meteorograph were brought back to the ground.
- In most cases, data collected with the meteorograph is recovered only when the instrument is jettisoned from the balloon or airplane carrying it.
- The advent of airplanes carrying meteorographs hastened the demise of kite observation stations.
- However, the records of temperature and humidity could not be examined until the meteorograph had been recovered, and they were not therefore an immediate aid for forecasting.
- Free balloons carrying meteorographs came into use in the 1890s. After a predetermined time, the meteograph instrument package would be released and descend on a parachute.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French météorographe (see meteor, -graph).

单词	meteorograph
释义	Definition of meteorograph in English: meteorograph noun ˈmiːtɪərə(ʊ)ɡrɑːfˌmidiˈɔrəɡræf archaic An apparatus that records several meteorological phenomena at the same time. 〈古〉气象计 Example sentencesExamples The advent of airplanes carrying meteorographs hastened the demise of kite observation stations. However, the records of temperature and humidity could not be examined until the meteorograph had been recovered, and they were not therefore an immediate aid for forecasting. Free balloons carrying meteorographs came into use in the 1890s. After a predetermined time, the meteograph instrument package would be released and descend on a parachute. In most cases, data collected with the meteorograph is recovered only when the instrument is jettisoned from the balloon or airplane carrying it. The data could not be evaluated until after the observation was completed and the kite and meteorograph were brought back to the ground. Origin Late 18th century: from French météorographe (see meteor, -graph). Definition of meteorograph in US English: meteorograph nounˌmēdēˈôrəɡrafˌmidiˈɔrəɡræf archaic An apparatus that records several meteorological phenomena at the same time. 〈古〉气象计 Example sentencesExamples The data could not be evaluated until after the observation was completed and the kite and meteorograph were brought back to the ground. In most cases, data collected with the meteorograph is recovered only when the instrument is jettisoned from the balloon or airplane carrying it. The advent of airplanes carrying meteorographs hastened the demise of kite observation stations. However, the records of temperature and humidity could not be examined until the meteorograph had been recovered, and they were not therefore an immediate aid for forecasting. Free balloons carrying meteorographs came into use in the 1890s. After a predetermined time, the meteograph instrument package would be released and descend on a parachute. Origin Late 18th century: from French météorographe (see meteor, -graph).
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