Stormed Meaning in English
word · lemma: storm
ˈstɔɹmd
STORMD
stˈɔːmd
STAWMD
释义
Past tense of 'storm'. Means to move somewhere quickly and forcefully, often with anger or to attack a place suddenly.
用法与细微差别
Common in stories, news, or dramatic events. Can mean literally attacking (as in battles) or entering angrily ('stormed out of the room'). Often follows locations: 'stormed the building', 'stormed in', 'stormed out'.
Spanish: irrumpió - asaltó - entró furiosoPortuguese (BR): invadiu - atacou - entrou furiosamentePortuguese (PT): invadiu - atacou - entrou furiosamenteChinese (Simplified): 冲进 - 攻占Chinese (Traditional): 衝進 - 攻佔Hindi: झपट पड़ा - हमला किया - गुस्से में प्रवेश कियाArabic: اقتحم - هاجمBengali: ঝাঁপিয়ে পড়েছিল - ক্রোধে দ্রুত গিয়েছিলRussian: штурмовали - ворвались (с гневом)Japanese: 突入した - 怒って飛び出したVietnamese: xông vào - lao ra (giận dữ)Korean: 돌진했다 - 성나서 나갔다Turkish: baskın yaptı - öfkeyle girdi/çıktıUrdu: جھپٹ پڑے - غصے سے نکل گئےIndonesian: menyerbu - masuk/keluar dengan marah
例句
The soldiers stormed the castle at dawn.
basic
She stormed out of the classroom after the argument.
basic
Protesters stormed the city hall yesterday.
basic
After hearing the news, he stormed into his boss’s office demanding answers.
natural
They stormed past security without stopping.
natural
Upset by the decision, the players stormed off the field without a word.
natural