Meteorologist

Pronunciation: /miːtiəˈrɑlədʒɪst/

Definitions of meteorologist

noun a person who studies or predicts the weather

Example Sentences

A1 The meteorologist predicted rain for tomorrow.

A2 The meteorologist uses various tools to forecast the weather.

B1 The meteorologist gave an accurate forecast for the upcoming week.

B2 The meteorologist specializes in studying atmospheric conditions.

C1 The meteorologist's expertise in climate patterns is unmatched.

C2 The meteorologist's research on global warming has been widely acclaimed.

Examples of meteorologist in a Sentence

formal The meteorologist accurately predicted the upcoming weather patterns.

informal I heard the meteorologist say it's going to rain tomorrow.

slang The meteorologist nailed the forecast today.

figurative She's like a meteorologist when it comes to predicting trends in the stock market.

Grammatical Forms of meteorologist

• past tense: meteorologized
• plural: meteorologists
• comparative: more meteorological
• superlative: most meteorological
• present tense: meteorologizes
• future tense: will meteorologize
• perfect tense: has meteorologized
• continuous tense: is meteorologizing
• singular: meteorologist
• positive degree: meteorological
• infinitive: to meteorologize
• gerund: meteorologizing
• participle: meteorologized

Origin and Evolution of meteorologist

First Known Use: 1626 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'meteorologist' originated from the Greek word 'meteorologos', which combines 'meteōron' (meaning 'atmospheric phenomenon') and 'logos' (meaning 'study' or 'discourse').

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe those who studied atmospheric phenomena, the term 'meteorologist' has evolved to refer specifically to those who forecast and study weather patterns and climate changes.