Blizzards Meaning in English
word · lemma: blizzard
ˈbɫɪzɝdz
BLIZ-erdz
blˈɪzədz
BLIZ-uhdz
Definition
Blizzards are severe snowstorms with strong winds and very low visibility, often making travel dangerous.
Usage & Nuances
"Blizzards" refers to more than one blizzard. Used in weather reports or dramatic descriptions. Largely found in regions with cold winters. Often collocates with words like 'severe', 'dangerous', or 'forecast'.
Spanish: ventiscasPortuguese (BR): nevascasPortuguese (PT): nevescasChinese (Simplified): 暴风雪Chinese (Traditional): 暴風雪Hindi: बर्फ़ीले तूफ़ानArabic: عواصف ثلجيةBengali: তুষারঝড়Russian: снежные бури - метелиJapanese: ブリザード - 吹雪（激しい）Vietnamese: bão tuyếtKorean: 눈보라Turkish: kar fırtınalarıUrdu: برفانی طوفانIndonesian: badai salju
Example Sentences
Blizzards often close roads in the winter.
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Some animals hide during blizzards to keep safe.
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The news warned about blizzards coming this weekend.
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Last year, two huge blizzards hit our town back to back.
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We had to cancel our trip because of unexpected blizzards.
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During those harsh winters, blizzards could last for days and keep everyone indoors.
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