Rechercher
Sélectionnez la langue du dictionnaire
Squall
01
une bourrasque, un grain
a sudden, intense, and brief storm characterized by strong winds and often accompanied by rain or snow
Exemples
The sailors encountered a squall while navigating the open sea, testing their seamanship skills.
Les marins ont rencontré un grain en naviguant en pleine mer, mettant à l'épreuve leurs compétences en navigation.
A squall swept through the coastal town, causing temporary chaos and bringing heavy rainfall.
Une rafale a balayé la ville côtière, provoquant un chaos temporaire et apportant de fortes pluies.
to squall
01
to utter a sudden, loud, or harsh cry
Exemples
The baby squalled when the nurse picked him up.
She squalled in pain as the doctor cleaned the wound.
02
to produce continuous high, sharp, or whining noises
Exemples
The machinery squalled as the gears ground together.
The violin squalled off-key during the amateur performance.
03
(of wind or storm) to blow suddenly and violently for a short period
Exemples
The wind squalls across the harbor before the rain begins.
It started to squall just as we reached the coast.
