weather (EN)

noun, adjective, verb

noun “weather”

1. the state of the atmosphere at a specific place and time, including temperature, wind, and precipitation
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   The weather is sunny today, so let's go to the beach.
2. (figuratively) a situation or condition affecting someone or something
   After the announcement, the company's financial weather improved.

adjective “weather”

1. (sailing, geology) facing toward the direction from which the wind or fluid is coming
   The climbers struggled against strong winds on the weather side of the mountain.

verb “weather”

1. to survive or endure a difficult situation without significant harm
   Despite the challenges, they managed to weather the economic downturn and keep the business running.
2. to be changed in color, texture, or appearance by long exposure to the weather
   The old wooden fence had weathered to a silvery gray over the years.
3. to cause something to be worn or broken down by exposure to the weather
   The constant waves and salt air weathered the coastal cliffs into unique shapes.
4. (nautical) to pass to the windward side of a point or obstacle
   The ship had to weather the cape before the storm arrived.