squall

🇬🇧 UK/skwɒ:l/🇺🇸 US
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Definitions

n.

A sudden violent windstorm, often with rain or snow; a loud cry or wail.

飑,狂风暴雨;嚎叫声

v.

To cry or wail loudly; (of rain) to fall suddenly and forcefully.

嚎啕大哭;(雨)骤然猛降

🧩 Root Breakdown

Native English
squallother
=squall

Common Collocations

  • 1.squall line飑线
  • 2.sudden squall突发狂风
  • 3.[tropical squall][热带暴风雨]
  • 4.snow squall暴风雪

Example Sentences

  • 1.

    A sudden squall swept across the bay, catching the sailors off guard.

  • 2.

    The baby let out a loud squall the moment the nurse took her away.

  • 3.

    The forecast warned of squalls and rough seas throughout the weekend.

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