squally

• Se aplica al tiempo atmosférico caracterizado por ráfagas de viento repentinas y fuertes, a menudo acompañadas de lluvia o nieve.

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.

   ruidoso y perturbador

   • 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.

   Sinónimosboisterousrowdystormytempestuousturbulentunruly

2. Stormy weatherB2formal

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

   rachado / con ráfagas

   • 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.

   Sinónimosblusterygustystormytempestuouswindy

   Antónimoscalmclearfairplacidsettledtranquil