squall
/skwɔːl/noun
C1formalcommon/skwɔːl/A sudden, violent gust of wind, often accompanied by rain, snow, or other precipitation.
ruВнезапный, сильный порыв ветра, часто сопровождающийся дождём, снегом или другими осадками.esRáfaga de viento repentina y muy fuerte, a menudo acompañada de lluvia, nieve u otras precipitaciones.frRafale de vent soudaine et violente, souvent accompagnée de pluie, de neige ou d'autres précipitations.deEin plötzlicher, starker Windstoß, oft begleitet von Regen, Schnee oder anderen Niederschlägen; auch ein kurzer, heftiger Sturm.ptRajada súbita e violenta de vento, frequentemente acompanhada de chuva, neve ou outras precipitações.zh突然袭来的强风,常伴有雨、雪或其他降水。也可指短暂的狂风暴雨或骚动。arهَبَّة ريح مفاجئة وقوية، وغالبًا ما تكون مصحوبة بمطر أو ثلج أو غيرهما من الهطول. وتُطلق أيضًا على العاصفة الشديدة قصيرة الأمد.
- Sudden violent windstorm B2 formal
A sudden, strong, and often violent gust of wind, frequently accompanied by rain, snow, or sleet.
- A sudden squall hit the coast, capsizing several small boats.
- The sailors took down the sails as the squall approached.
- The weather forecast warned of possible squalls in the afternoon.
ruШквалesRáfaga violenta de vientofrRafale violente (de vent)deWindböeptRajada violentazh飑arعاصفة مفاجئة
- Loud cry or scream B1 informal
A loud, harsh, and often sudden cry or scream, especially from a baby or child.
- The baby let out a piercing squall when she dropped her toy.
- A sudden squall from the toddler startled everyone in the room.
- He heard a squall from the nursery and went to check on the child.
ruГромкий крикesGrito agudofrCri perçantdeSchreiptGrito agudozh大声哭叫arصرخة مدوية
- squalls plural form
- squalls' possessive plural form
- squall's possessive singular form
verb
C1formalcommon/skwɔːl/A verb meaning to cry or scream loudly and harshly, often used to describe the sound of wind or a person's loud, sudden cry.
ruГлагол, означающий громко и резко плакать или кричать; часто используется для описания звука ветра или внезапного громкого крика человека.esVerbo que significa llorar o gritar de forma fuerte y aguda; también se usa para describir el sonido del viento o un grito repentino y ruidoso de una persona.frVerbe signifiant pleurer ou crier fort et de manière aiguë ; souvent utilisé pour décrire le bruit du vent ou un cri soudain et perçant d'une personne.deLaut und schrill weinen oder schreien; wird oft verwendet, um das Geräusch des Windes oder einen plötzlichen lauten menschlichen Schrei zu beschreiben.ptVerbo que significa chorar ou gritar alto e de forma aguda; também é usado para descrever o som do vento ou um grito súbito e estridente.zh动词,指大声而刺耳地哭喊或尖叫;也常用于描述风或风暴突然发出凄厉的呼啸声。arفعل يعني الصياح أو الصراخ بصوت عال وحاد، ويُستخدم أيضًا لوصف صوت الريح أو صرخة مفاجئة عالية.
- Cry or scream loudly B2 informal
To make a sudden, loud, and high-pitched cry, often from pain, fear, or anger.
- The baby squalled all night because of a fever.
- She squalled in terror when she saw the spider.
- He squalled at the top of his lungs until someone came.
ruВизжатьesChillar o gritar fuertementefrPousser un cri stridentdeKreischenptGritarzh尖叫arالصراخ الحاد
- Whine or complain B2 informal
To make high-pitched, whining noises, often in a complaining or demanding manner.
- The child squalled for a new toy in the store.
- Stop squalling about the homework and just do it.
- He squalled that he didn't want to go to bed.
ruНыть или жаловатьсяesGimotear o quejarsefrPiailler, se plaindre en gémissantdeJammern oder sich beschwerenptChoramingar ou reclamarzh抱怨或哀号arالأنين والشكوى
- Blow suddenly (wind) C1 formal
To blow with a sudden, strong gust, typically referring to wind or a storm.
- The wind squalled fiercely during the night.
- A sudden gust squalled through the open window.
- The storm squalled across the bay, rocking the boats.
ruПорывисто дутьesRáfaga repentina de vientofrsouffler en rafalesdeBöig wehenptSoprar em rajadaszh狂风骤起arهبّ بقوة مفاجئة
- squalled past participle
- squalled past simple
- squalling present participle
- squalls third person singular