squall
squall
skwɔl
skvawl
/skwˈɒl/

Definición y significado de "squall"en inglés

01

una ráfaga, un chubasco

a sudden, intense, and brief storm characterized by strong winds and often accompanied by rain or snow
Ejemplos
The weather forecast warned of possible squalls in the afternoon, prompting residents to secure outdoor belongings.
El pronóstico del tiempo advirtió sobre posibles turbonadas por la tarde, lo que llevó a los residentes a asegurar sus pertenencias al aire libre.
to squall
01

to utter a sudden, loud, or harsh cry

Ejemplos
The toddler squalls every time he does n't get his way.
02

to produce continuous high, sharp, or whining noises

Ejemplos
The hinges squalled every time the gate swung open.
03

(of wind or storm) to blow suddenly and violently for a short period

Ejemplos
Storm clouds gathered, and the sea squalled fiercely.
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