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equinoctial storm

/ˌiːkwɪˈnɒkʃəl stɔːm/

翻译: 历史术语,指过去人们认为在春分和秋分前后(昼夜等长时)会规律出现的强烈风暴。现代气象学并不支持这种可预测的二分点风暴周期说法。

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/ˌiːkwɪˈnɒkʃəl stɔːm/C2formalscientific已废弃
  • zh历史术语,指过去人们认为在春分和秋分前后(昼夜等长时)会规律出现的强烈风暴。现代气象学并不支持这种可预测的二分点风暴周期说法。

A historical term for a violent storm or gale that was once believed to occur regularly around the time of the equinoxes, when day and night are equal in length. Modern meteorology does not support the idea of a predictable equinoctial storm cycle.

  1. Seasonal storm near equinoxC1formal

    A storm that is believed to occur around the time of the equinoxes (March and September), often associated with strong winds and unsettled weather.

    zh分点风暴

    • The sailors prepared for the equinoctial storm as the equinox approached.
    • According to folklore, equinoctial storms are more violent than usual.
    • The equinoctial storm brought heavy rain and strong gusts to the coast.