squall
US /skwɔl/
・UK /skwɔ:l/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A short strong wind
When it squalls, a prudent sailor reefs his sails
n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Noisy cry; yell; shout
They say when peacocks squall more than usuall, you can expect it to rain soon.
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- not fun to drive in, not fun to walk in. Just fun... Nice to look at, that's it. A "squall"
not fun to drive in, not fun to walk in. Just fun... Nice to look at, that's it. A "squall"
- a squall will come in. You have like sunshine, pretty day. It's cold, but, you know, it's
a squall will come in. You have like sunshine, pretty day. It's cold, but, you know, it's
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- clouded over, like a smiling Italian landscape, when an unlucky squall comes up
clouded over, like a smiling Italian landscape, when an unlucky squall comes up
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- It's a heat wave, a squall, a shower, an Indian summer.
It's a heat wave, a squall, a shower, an Indian summer.
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- Kite, squall, Swift Robin.
Kite, squall, Swift Robin.
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- like the waves beneath a squall, and an immense shout went up from the pavement,
like the waves beneath a squall, and an immense shout went up from the pavement,