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storm

/stɔːm/

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noun

A2formalcommon/stɔːm/

A noun referring to a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds, rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее сильное возмущение атмосферы с сильным ветром, дождём, громом, молнией или снегом.esFenómeno meteorológico caracterizado por una fuerte perturbación atmosférica, con vientos intensos, lluvia, truenos, relámpagos o nieve.frNom désignant une violente perturbation de l'atmosphère accompagnée de vents forts, de pluie, de tonnerre, d'éclairs ou de neige.deEin starkes atmosphärisches Unwetter mit heftigem Wind, oft begleitet von Regen, Donner, Blitz oder Schnee. Bezeichnet auch einen heftigen Ausbruch von Gefühlen oder Ereignissen.ptSubstantivo que designa uma forte perturbação da atmosfera, com ventos intensos, chuva, trovões, relâmpagos ou neve. Também pode se referir a uma tempestade em sentido figurado, como uma grande agitação ou conflito.zh指大气中强烈的扰动,常伴有强风、暴雨、雷电或大雪等恶劣天气。也引申指情感、社会或政治等方面的强烈动荡或风波。arاسم يدل على اضطراب شديد في الغلاف الجوي يصحبه رياح قوية ومطر أو رعد وبرق أو ثلج، وقد يُستعمل مجازًا للدلالة على هياج شديد أو اضطراب عنيف.

  1. Weather event A2 formal

    A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds, rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.

    • The storm knocked down several trees in the neighborhood.
    • We stayed indoors during the heavy storm.
    • The weather forecast warned of an approaching storm.

    ruШтормestormenta meteorológicafrtempêtedeSturmptTempestadezh风暴arعاصفة

    Synonymes: blizzardcyclonegalehurricanesqualltempestthunderstormtyphoon

  2. Outburst or uproar B2 informal

    A sudden, violent outburst of emotion or activity.

    • His comments caused a storm of protest.
    • She faced a storm of criticism after the interview.
    • The announcement created a storm of excitement among fans.

    ruБуряestormenta (figurado), estallido, arrebatofrdéchaînementdeSturmptTempestadezh风暴arانفجار عاطفي

    Synonymes: commotioneruptionexplosionfurorfuroreoutbreakoutburstoutcrytumultuproar

    Antonymes: calmpeacetranquility

  • storms plural form
  • storms' possessive plural form
  • storm's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/stɔːrm/

A verb used to indicate the act of moving forcefully or angrily, or to attack or capture a place by sudden and violent action.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, совершаемого с силой или гневом, или для атаки или захвата места внезапными и агрессивными действиями.esVerbo que se usa para indicar una acción realizada con fuerza o ira, o para atacar o tomar un lugar de manera repentina y agresiva.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner une action effectuée avec force ou colère, ou pour attaquer ou s'emparer d'un lieu de manière soudaine et agressive.deVerb, das eine Handlung mit Kraft oder Wut bezeichnet, oder einen Ort plötzlich und aggressiv angreifen oder einnehmen. Es kann auch heftig toben oder wüten, wie ein Sturm.ptVerbo usado para indicar agir com força ou fúria, ou atacar e invadir um lugar de forma repentina e agressiva.zh动词,指猛烈地或愤怒地行动,也指以突然而猛烈的攻势袭击或攻占某地。arفعل يُستعمل للدلالة على فعل شيء بقوة أو بغضب، أو للهجوم على مكان واحتلاله بعنف ومفاجأة.

  1. Move angrily or forcefully B2 informal

    To move or act in a forceful, angry, or violent manner.

    • He stormed out of the room after the argument.
    • She stormed into the office demanding an explanation.
    • The crowd stormed the gates in protest.

    ruВорватьсяesirrumpir airadamentefrSe précipiter avec colèredeWütend stürmenptInvadir enfurecidozh怒气冲冲地走arاقتحام بغضب

    Synonymes: chargerageroarrushstalkstompthunder

  2. Attack or capture B2 formal

    To attack or capture a place by force, especially in a military context.

    • The soldiers stormed the enemy fortress at dawn.
    • Police stormed the building to rescue the hostages.
    • The rebels stormed the capital city.

    ruШтурмоватьesAsaltar, tomar por asaltofrprendre d'assautdeerstürmenptInvadir à forçazh强攻arاقتحام

    Synonymes: assaultattackbesiegecapturechargeoverrunraidrushseizetake

    Antonymes: defendretreatsurrender

  • stormed past participle
  • stormed past simple
  • storming present participle
  • storms third person singular