squally
adjective
uk/ˈskwɔː.li/us/ˈskwɑː.li/squallyadjective(WEATHER)
withsuddenstrongwindsorshortstorms:
多飑的,(风)阵阵劲吹的There is some squallyweatheronitsway.暴风天气即将来临。
Asuddensquallyshowerthreatenedtoblowmyumbrellainside out.一阵突如其来劲风阵雨几乎把我的伞打翻。
- Theweatherwas still squally with acoldwind.
- Stevekeptreferring to thebuild-upofdarkthreateningcloudsand theforecastof squallyshowers.
- Foulweatherwith squallywindsdelayedthestartof thebuildingwork.
Wind & winds
- air pocket
- airstream
- anemometer
- blast
- blowy
- breeze
- chinook
- dust devil
- hurricane
- jet stream
- prevailing
- sigh
- sirocco
- sou'wester
- squall
- the Coriolis effect
- tornado
- weathercock
- westerly
- windless
squallyadjective(NOISY)
screamingorcryingloudly, or makingnoisesthatsoundlike this:
(尤指婴儿)大声啼哭的,号哭的The woman wascriticizedforbringingaparticularlysquallybabytochurch.这名妇女因将一个特别大声啼哭的婴儿带进教堂而受到责备。
Hersingingsometimessoundedpainfullysqually.她的歌声有时听起来像是令人痛苦的号哭。
- How am Isupposedtotellthree squallygrandchildrenthat there's notoastforbreakfast?
- Hegrowledthelyricsover squallyguitar.
- Thesopranowassteadyintonebut often squally anduncertainofpitchin theformidablefloridpassages.
Sounds made by humans with their mouths
- Bronx cheer
- catcall
- caterwauling
- cheer
- crow
- crunch
- embouchure
- glug
- growl
- hiss
- laugh, shout, scream, etc.yourhead offidiom
- mewl
- splutter
- squall
- whine
- whistle
- whoop
- wolf whistle
- yelp
- yowl
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