英:[skwɔ:l]
美:[skwɔl]
英:[skwɔ:l]
美:[skwɔl]
复数:squalls
第三人称单数:squalls
现在分词:squalling
过去式:squalled
过去分词:squalled
词根:squall
adj.squally 多风波的;多狂风的;天气愈变愈坏的;可怕的
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to cry out raucously : scream
transitive verb
to utter in a strident voice
noun (1)
a raucous cry
noun (2)
a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow
a short-lived commotion
verb (2)
intransitive verb
to blow a squall
"猛烈的突然风暴",最早见于1719年,最初用于航海,可能源自斯堪的纳维亚语(比较挪威语 skval “突然的水流”,瑞典语 skvala “涌出,倾泻”),可能最终源自 squall(动词)的派生词。
小暴风
急风
狂风
飑
飑,在强冷锋前或积雨云前沿所出现的狭窄的强风带。在其过境时,风速突增,风向突变,气象要素急骤变化,常伴有阵性降水。
Verb (1) probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse skval useless chatter Noun (2) probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish skval rushing water
The first known use of squall was circa 1631
squalornoun
filthy or degraded conditions resulting from neglect or lack of money
squallyadjective
marked by squalls : gusty, stormy
squall1 of 4verb
to cry out with a harsh sound : scream
squall2 of 4noun
a harsh cry or scream
squall3 of 4noun
a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow
a short-lived commotion
squall4 of 4verb
to blow as a squall
squall1 of 4verb
to cry out with a harsh sound : scream
squall2 of 4noun
a harsh cry or scream
squall3 of 4noun
a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow
a short-lived commotion
squall4 of 4verb
to blow as a squall
1 On her behalf, a random squall peppered the panes of the cockpit with fat raindrops for about ten seconds.
2 The squall speedily blew over.
风暴很快平息下来了。
3 That’s where we were going, to Thunder Beach, when a squall rolled through after lunch.
4 Conversely, when a rain squall is replenishing your fresh-water supplies, you also know that the humidity will affect your cured provisions and that some will probably go bad, turning pasty and green.
5 The poor baby sat staring at us, then dropped his chicken bone and commenced squalling.
6 The sailboat nearly capsized in the squall.
帆船在风暴中几乎倾覆.
7 As the boat neared shore, the squall flipped it upside-down.
当船快靠岸的时候,暴风把它掀了个底儿朝天。
8 On the night of April 7, Mark Mills boarded a helicopter with a diagnostic crew to inspect preparations for one of the first tests when they ran into a sudden squall.
9 "We have squalls in Maine, too," she said.
10 The headland intercepted the heavy sea that was occasioned by the squall.
海岬截断了被风暴搅得发疯的大海.
11 The squall wind was in the tops of the palms and I could imagine how they looked in the night sky, thrashing against each other high over our little cay.
12 He let out a loud squall, growled, and showed his teeth.
13 He would carry that chum lid all over the house, squalling and growling.
14 It was nearly full dark, and the rain spattered in squalls against my face.
15 By 5:00 A.M. the first hint of daylight glowed dimly in the east, and daybreak brought a chilly, misty, overcast day with snow squalls driving in ragged veils across the ice.
16 On the return voyage, Shelley's yacht capsized in a sudden squall.
在返航途中, 雪莱的游艇被突然袭来的狂风暴雨所倾复.
17 The sailboat nearly capsized in the squall.
帆船在风暴中几乎倾覆。
18 As the wind freshened there came a sudden squall.
当风力增强的时候,突然刮起一阵大风.
19 a snow squall is expected tonight
20 The squall was on us.
狂风已经赶上我们了.
2 高声喊叫
3 争吵
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4 困难
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8 大叫
9 打扰
interruptive bore interference intrusion trespass interfere interrupt intrude faze obtrude bother disturb invade encumber incommode moider feeze
10 危险
near severe risky hazardous unhealthy unsafe shaky dodgy treacherous precarious perilous parlous venturesome risk fear danger hazard peril menace jeopardy jeopardize
11 动荡
12 号啕
15 暴风
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16 麻烦
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20 悲鸣
21 骚动
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