Que signifie storm en anglais?

Vous pouvez apprendre la prononciation, la grammaire et les synonymes de storm dans ce dictionnaire anglais faisant autorité.

storm Signification, définition

0 bad weather with rain, snow, wind or thunder and lightening -- tempête [ feminine ]
- a snow/hail/thunder storm une tempête de neige / pluie de grêle / un orage
- a winter/tropical storm une tempête hivernale/tropicale
- The storm raged all night. La tempête a fait rage toute la nuit.
1 [ singular ] when a lot of people suddenly protest, complain, etc. -- tempête [ feminine ]
- a storm of protest from TV viewers une tempête/vague de protestations des téléspectateurs
2 to rush somewhere because you are very angry or upset -- entrer/sortir en coup de vent
- She got up and stormed out of the room. Elle s’est levée et est sortie en coup de vent de la pièce.
3 to use force to enter a building -- prendre d’assaut
- Police officers stormed the house. Les policiers ont pris d’assaut la maison.
4 a violent disturbance in the air causing wind, rain, thunder etc -- orage, tempête
- a rainstorm
- a thunderstorm
- a storm at sea
- The roof was damaged by the storm.
5 a violent outbreak of feeling etc -- tempête
- A storm of anger greeted his speech
- a storm of applause.
6 to shout very loudly and angrily -- tempêter contre qqn
- He stormed at her.
7 to move or stride in an angry manner -- aller furieusement
- He stormed out of the room.
8 (of soldiers etc) to attack with great force, and capture (a building etc) -- prendre d’assaut
- They stormed the castle.

Just as we were slow to react to the economic storm, but that is another story.
When there is no storm, there is flooding, and when there is no flooding, there are severe forest fires.
Twelve vessels sank or ran aground here during a severe storm.
Just to set the record straight on this, it was not a storm or a flash flood, or anything like the other natural disasters.
This is the third catastrophic storm in 20 years.
It is time to remain calm in the midst of the storm.
The storms were more than just an environmental disaster for all of us and an economic problem for the profiteers of the timber sector.
This can happen, for example, as a result of a storm on the other side of the ocean, and many other things.