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noun(gust) Bö, die* * *[skwo:l](a sudden violent wind, eg bringing rain: The ship was struck by a squall.) die Böe* * *[skwɔ:l]I. n\squall of rain Regenschauer mII. vi schreien* * *[skwɔːl]1. n2) (= cry) Schrei m2. vischreien* * *squall1 [skwɔːl]A s1. METEO Bö f, heftiger Windstoß:look out for squalls fig die Augen offenhalten2. fig Gewitter n (Streit)squall2 [skwɔːl]A v/i schreien (Baby etc)B s Schreien n* * *noun(gust) Bö, die* * *v.schreien v.(§ p.,pp.: schrie, geschrieen)stürmen v. -
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4 squall line
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5 squall-line thunderstorm
English-German geography dictionary > squall-line thunderstorm
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6 line squall
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7 line squall
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8 thunderstorm squall
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9 white squall
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10 szélroham
(DE) Windstoß {r}; Windstöße {pl}; (EN) blast; blow; blowing; flaw; flurry; fuff; gust; gust of wind; rush of wind; squall; white squall -
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12 görgővihar
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13 ordít
(DE) braust; brüllen; brüllt; gebrüllt; gegrölt; geschrien; grölen; grölt; plärren; bläken; bölken; geschrieen; (EN) bawl; bell; bellow; bray; cry; give tongue; heehaw; hollo; howl; roar; squall; yawp; yell -
14 ordítás
(DE) Gebrüll {s}; gebrüllt; geheul; (EN) bellow; howl; roar; roaring; squall; yawp; yell -
15 sikolt
(DE) geschrieen; (EN) scream; shriek; squall; yell -
16 sikoltás
(DE) Gekreisch {s}; gekreischt; kreischt; (EN) scream; screech; shriek; skirl; squall -
17 széllökés
(DE) Windstoß {r}; Windstöße {pl}; (EN) blast; blow; blowing; flaw; flurry; gust of wind; squall; waft -
18 szélvihar
(EN) snorter; squall; wind-storm -
19 üvölt
(DE) brüllt; gebrüllt; gegrölt; geschrien; grölen; grölt; heulen; bölken; geschrieen; (EN) bawl; bellow; blast; howl; roar; squall; ululate; wail -
20 visít
(DE) Gekreisch {s}; gekreischt; gellen; kreischt; (EN) scream; screech; shriek; shrill; squall; squeal
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