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storm
/stɔːrm/
noun
Şiddetli rüzgarlar, yağmur, kar veya gök gürültüsü ve şimşekle gelen şiddetli bir hava olayı.
A violent weather disturbance with strong winds, rain, snow, or thunder and lightning.
- The storm knocked down several trees in the neighborhood.
- We had to cancel the picnic because of the approaching storm.
- The ship sailed into a terrible storm at sea.
- Meteorologists predict that climate change will increase the frequency and intensity of tropical storms in coastal regions over the next several decades.
- The research station was built to withstand severe storms, with reinforced structures designed to endure winds exceeding two hundred kilometers per hour.
- Historical records indicate that a massive storm in the seventeenth century altered the coastline and destroyed several important trading ports.
noun
Ani, şiddetli bir patlama veya karışıklık, özellikle duygu veya protesto ile ilgili.
A sudden, violent outbreak or upheaval, especially of emotion or protest.
- Her announcement caused a storm of controversy.
- The new policy provoked a storm of protest from workers.
- He left the room in a storm of anger.
verb
Belirli bir yönde öfkeyle veya güçlü bir şekilde hareket etmek.
To move angrily or forcefully in a specified direction.
- She stormed out of the meeting in frustration.
- He stormed into the office demanding answers.
- They stormed off without saying goodbye.
verb
Özellikle askeri bir saldırıyla bir yeri zorla saldırmak veya ele geçirmek.
To attack or capture a place by force, especially a military assault.
- The troops stormed the fortress at dawn.
- Protesters stormed the government building.
- The police stormed the hideout where the suspects were hiding.