Storm out Meaning in English
expression
ˈstɔɹm/ /ˈaʊt
STORM-owt
stˈɔːm/ /ˈaʊt
STAWRM-owt
Definition
To leave a place quickly and angrily, often because you are upset or frustrated.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and emotional; often used for dramatic exits after arguments. Common with 'of/at' to specify where/from whom ('storm out of the room'). Not literal; implies visible anger or upset, not just leaving quickly.
Spanish: salir furioso - salir enfadadoPortuguese (BR): sair irritado - sair furiosoPortuguese (PT): sair zangado - sair furiosoChinese (Simplified): 怒气冲冲地离开 - 愤怒地冲出去Chinese (Traditional): 怒氣沖沖地離開 - 憤怒地衝出去Hindi: गुस्से में बाहर जाना - नाराज़ होकर निकलनाArabic: يخرج غاضبًا - يغادر بغضبBengali: রাগ করে বেরিয়ে যাওয়া - ঝড়ের মতো বেরিয়ে পড়াRussian: выбежать - вылететь (из помещения в гневе)Japanese: 怒って出ていくVietnamese: bỏ đi (một cách giận dữ)Korean: 화가 나서 나가다Turkish: öfkeli bir şekilde dışarı çıkmakUrdu: غصے میں نکل جاناIndonesian: keluar dengan marah
Example Sentences
He stormed out of the classroom after the argument.
basic
She storms out whenever she gets upset.
basic
Don't storm out in the middle of a conversation.
basic
After hearing the news, he just stormed out without saying a word.
natural
She grabbed her bag and stormed out of the house.
natural
If you keep yelling at me, I’m going to storm out.
natural