squalling
ˈskwɔlɪŋ
Définition Synonymes

Définition de squalling - Dictionnaire anglais Reverso

Adjectif

1.
disturbancecharacterized by sudden, noisy disturbances
  • The squalling winds shook the windows.
blustery boisterous clamorous
2.
loud criescharacterized by loud, harsh cries
  • The squalling baby kept everyone awake..
screaming wailing yelling

Origine de squalling

Old Norse, skvala (to cry out)

Exemples de squalling dans une phrase

  • Squalling alarms blared throughout the building.
  • The squalling siren was deafening.
  • A squalling alarm woke everyone up.

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  1. Français:hurlant, braillard, ...
  2. Allemand:heulend, schreiend, ...
  3. Italien:turbinoso, strillante, ...
  4. Espagnol:racheado, llorón, ...
  5. Portugais:tempestuoso, chorão, ...
  6. Chinois:吵闹的, 尖叫的, ...
  7. Japonais:騒々しい, 泣き叫ぶ, ...
  8. Arabe:صَاخِب, صَارِخ, ...
  9. Hébreu:סוֹעֵר, צוֹרֵחַ, ...
  10. Russe:шквальный, кричащий, ...
  11. Ukrainien:галасливий, кричущий, ...
  12. Hindi:शोरगुल, चिल्लाता हुआ, ...
squall
skwɔːl

Définition de squall - Dictionnaire anglais Reverso

Nom

1.
soundloud harsh cry or noise
  • The baby's squall woke everyone up.
cry scream shriek
2.
weathersudden strong wind often with rain or snow
  • The ship was caught in a fierce squall.
gust storm
3.
emotionVieillisudden commotion or show of temperVieilli
  • There was a squall of protest from the crowd.
commotion outburst uproar

Verbe

intr.
1.
loud crycry or wail loudly and unpleasantly
  • The baby began to squall in the night.
scream shriek
2.
windblow suddenly and strongly in short, violent gusts
  • The wind started to squall unexpectedly.
blow gust whirl

Expressions avec squall

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sudden, brief, and intense snowfall
The snow squall reduced visibility to almost zero.
sudden and violent windstorm at sea, usually with rain or snow
The ship was nearly capsized by the unexpected white squall..
line of severe thunderstorms that can form along a cold front
The weather forecast warned of a squall line approaching the city..
sudden intense windstorm forming a line, often with rain or snow
The line squall hit suddenly, turning the calm day into chaos..

Origine de squall

Old Norse, skvala (to squeal)

Exemples de squall dans une phrase

  • We heard a squall from the hallway during the nap.
  • A sudden squall disrupted the picnic.
  • The hikers took shelter from the unexpected squall.
  • A squall of anger erupted during the meeting.
  • Her sudden squall of laughter surprised everyone.
  • The toddler would squall whenever he was hungry.

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  1. Français:cri perçant, hurler, ...
  2. Allemand:Schrei, schreien, ...
  3. Italien:strillo, strillare, ...
  4. Espagnol:chillido, berrear, ...
  5. Portugais:guincho, chorar, ...
  6. Chinois:尖叫, 大声哭喊, ...
  7. Japonais:金切り声, 大声で泣く, ...
  8. Arabe:صَرْخَة, عَوَى, ...
  9. Hébreu:צְוָחָה, לִצְווֹחַ, ...
  10. Russe:визг, вопить, ...
  11. Ukrainien:вереск, голосно плакати, ...
  12. Hindi:चीख, चिल्लाना, ...
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