Gusts Meaning in English

word · lemma: gust

US

ˈɡəsts

GUHSTS

UK

ɡˈʌsts

GUSTS

التعريف

Sudden, strong bursts of wind that blow for a short time. The term is most often used when talking about the weather.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Gusts" is almost always used with "wind" ("gusts of wind"). More formal and specific than simply saying "windy". Plural form refers to several bursts, common in weather forecasts. Not used for liquids or general rushes; relates strictly to air movement.

• Spanish: ráfagas (de viento)
• Portuguese (BR): rajadas (de vento)
• Portuguese (PT): rajadas (de vento)
• Chinese (Simplified): 阵风
• Chinese (Traditional): 陣風
• Hindi: झोंके (हवा के)
• Arabic: هَبّات (من الرياح)
• Bengali: ঝটকা হাওয়া - ঝাপটানো বাতাস
• Russian: порывы ветра
• Japanese: 突風
• Vietnamese: cơn gió giật - luồng gió mạnh
• Korean: 돌풍
• Turkish: ani rüzgar - rüzgarın ani esintileri
• Urdu: جھونکے
• Indonesian: hembusan angin kencang - tiupan angin tiba-tiba

جمل نموذجية

Strong gusts blew open the door.

basic

There were sudden gusts during the storm.

basic

The forecast says gusts up to 40 miles per hour.

basic

We had to hold onto our hats because of all the gusts.

natural

Every few minutes, strong gusts rattled the windows.

natural

If those gusts keep up, the flight might be delayed.

natural