Collocation
heavy snow
Definition
a large amount of snow falling, often causing difficult or dangerous conditions
'heavy snow' is a common English collocation. a large amount of snow falling, often causing difficult or dangerous conditions
heavy + snow
“Heavy snow made the roads dangerous this morning.”
Examples
- We stayed home because of _____ snow.
- The flight was delayed due to _____ snow at the airport.
- Drivers were warned to slow down as _____ snow reduced visibility.
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- The school closed early when _____ snow began to fall.
- Emergency services responded to crashes caused by _____ snow overnight.
- The hikers turned back after _____ snow covered the trail.
- After hours of _____ snow, the driveway was completely blocked.
- The game was postponed because _____ snow made the field unsafe.
- The region issued a travel advisory ahead of expected _____ snow and icy winds.
More adjective + nouns
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