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squally

/ˈskwɔː.li/

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adjective

/ˈskwɔː.li/C1formal
  • ruОписывает погоду, характеризующуюся внезапными сильными ветрами, часто с дождём или снегом.

Describes weather characterized by sudden, strong winds and often rain or snow.

  1. Noisy and disruptiveB2informal

    Marked by short, loud, and often chaotic outbursts or disturbances.

    ruШумный и беспокойный

    • The children were squally and difficult to manage after the party.
    • A squally argument broke out in the middle of the meeting.
    • The crowd became squally when the announcement was delayed.

    Synonymsboisterousrowdystormytempestuousturbulentunruly

  2. Stormy weatherB2formal

    Characterized by sudden, brief periods of strong wind, often accompanied by rain or snow.

    ruШквалистый

    • The sailors prepared for squally conditions as the front approached.
    • Squally showers are expected throughout the afternoon.
    • The boat struggled against the squally winds near the coast.

    Synonymsblusterygustystormytempestuouswindy

    Antonymscalmclearfairplacidsettledtranquil

Forms
  • squallier comparative form
  • squalliest superlative form
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