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storm center

/ˈstɔːrm ˌsɛntər/

Traduction: Région centrale d'une tempête où la pression est la plus basse et les vents les plus forts ; utilisé aussi métaphoriquement pour désigner le foyer d'une controverse ou d'un conflit.

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/ˈstɔːrm ˌsɛntər/C1formalscientific
  • frRégion centrale d'une tempête où la pression est la plus basse et les vents les plus forts ; utilisé aussi métaphoriquement pour désigner le foyer d'une controverse ou d'un conflit.

The central area of a storm where the pressure is lowest and winds are most intense; also used metaphorically to describe a focal point of controversy or conflict.

  1. Meteorological termB2formal

    The central area of a storm, typically characterized by the lowest pressure and most intense activity.

    frcentre de la tempête

    • The storm center is expected to make landfall tonight.
    • Meteorologists are tracking the storm center's movement.
    • The storm center has winds exceeding 100 miles per hour.
  2. Center of controversyC1informal

    A person, place, or issue that is the focus of intense debate, conflict, or trouble.

    frcentre de la controverse

    • The politician was the storm center of the corruption scandal.
    • The new policy became the storm center of public outrage.
    • The controversial decision made the committee the storm center of criticism.