Squall Meaning in English

word

US

ˈskwɔɫ

SKWAWL

UK

skwˈɒl

sk-WOL

التعريف

A squall is a sudden, strong burst of wind, often with rain, snow, or storms. It can also describe a loud, sudden cry.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used in weather reports for sudden wind/rain bursts: 'snow squall', 'rain squall'. As a verb, 'to squall' (rarely) means 'to scream loudly'. Don't confuse with 'squirrel' or 'squalor'.

• Spanish: chubasco - turbonada
• Portuguese (BR): rajada (de vento) - tempestade súbita
• Portuguese (PT): rajada (de vento) - chuvada forte
• Chinese (Simplified): 飑 - 狂风暴雨
• Chinese (Traditional): 飆 - 狂風暴雨
• Hindi: झोंका (तेज हवा या बारिश का)
• Arabic: عاصفة قصيرة - هبّة عنيفة
• Bengali: ঝড় - চিৎকার (জোরে চিৎকার করা)
• Russian: шквал - вопль (громкий крик)
• Japanese: スコール - 金切り声（大きな叫び声）
• Vietnamese: cơn giông - tiếng la hét (tiếng kêu lớn đột ngột)
• Korean: 돌풍 - 날카로운 울음소리(갑작스러운 큰 소리)
• Turkish: fırtına - çığlık (ani yüksek ses)
• Urdu: جھکڑ - چیخ (اچانک بلند چیخ)
• Indonesian: hembusan kencang (angin ribut) - jeritan (teriakan keras mendadak)

جمل نموذجية

A sudden squall made the ship rock.

basic

The children ran inside to escape the squall.

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A squall of snow covered the road in minutes.

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Out of nowhere, a cold squall blew across the lake.

natural

We waited for the squall to pass before going outside again.

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Suddenly, the baby let out a loud squall in the middle of the night.

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