Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 1[uncountable and countable] the feeling that an event or place gives youThe hotel had a lovely relaxed atmosphere . The atmosphere at home was rather tense.atmosphere ofAn atmosphere of optimism dominated the conference.2[uncountable] if a place or event has atmosphere, it is interestingThe castle was centuries old and full of atmosphere. The match was lacking in atmosphere.3the atmospherethe mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth4[countable] the mixture of gases that surround a planet5[countable usually singular] the air inside a rooma smoky atmosphereExtra dictionary examplesDim lighting creates a relaxing atmosphere.The atmosphere in the meeting was tense.the heated atmosphere of the House of CommonsThe new owners have tried to give the restaurant a more family-friendly atmosphere.We're trying to create an atmosphere of trust between management and staff.Sentences from books, newspapers, etc.Not so long ago he had been uncomfortable in the atmosphere of the seemingly unbridled physicality of Dunham dancing.The atmosphere on board the Confederate flagship, the ram Tennessee, was altogether different.The colour although simple does give a feeling of the atmosphere and time of year.The important differences were in the atmosphere.The wine mellowed the atmosphere between them, and Blanche felt less hurried than the week before to extract information from him.We can no longer treat the atmosphere above us like a dustbin, and the seas around us like a sewer.Why does Venus have a hellish hothouse of an atmosphere and the Moon have no atmosphere at all?参考资料：Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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