Definition of shamal in English:

shamal

noun ʃəˈmɑːlSHəˈmäl

A hot, dry north-westerly wind blowing across the Persian Gulf in summer, typically causing sandstorms.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the midwinter and early summer, the shamal - a north wind carrying sand and dust - blows fiercely.
- My scenario wasn't sorcery, but the work of weather tables (avoid the shamals), as well as a logistics estimate on the time required to field an overwhelming U.S. combat force.
- A shamal had formed in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley in southern Iraq and was moving south.
- A shamal had been developing throughout the night.
- Paul's battalion lost five soldiers, the first four in a blinding sandstorm known as the 40-day shamal, or 40 days of wind.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Arabic šamāl 'north (wind)'.

Definition of shamal in US English:

shamal

nounSHəˈmäl

A hot, dry northwesterly wind blowing across the Persian Gulf in summer, typically causing sandstorms.
Example sentencesExamples
- My scenario wasn't sorcery, but the work of weather tables (avoid the shamals), as well as a logistics estimate on the time required to field an overwhelming U.S. combat force.
- A shamal had been developing throughout the night.
- In the midwinter and early summer, the shamal - a north wind carrying sand and dust - blows fiercely.
- A shamal had formed in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley in southern Iraq and was moving south.
- Paul's battalion lost five soldiers, the first four in a blinding sandstorm known as the 40-day shamal, or 40 days of wind.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Arabic šamāl ‘north (wind)’.

单词	shamal
释义	Definition of shamal in English: shamal noun ʃəˈmɑːlSHəˈmäl A hot, dry north-westerly wind blowing across the Persian Gulf in summer, typically causing sandstorms. Example sentencesExamples In the midwinter and early summer, the shamal - a north wind carrying sand and dust - blows fiercely. My scenario wasn't sorcery, but the work of weather tables (avoid the shamals), as well as a logistics estimate on the time required to field an overwhelming U.S. combat force. A shamal had formed in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley in southern Iraq and was moving south. A shamal had been developing throughout the night. Paul's battalion lost five soldiers, the first four in a blinding sandstorm known as the 40-day shamal, or 40 days of wind. Origin Late 17th century: from Arabic šamāl 'north (wind)'. Definition of shamal in US English: shamal nounSHəˈmäl A hot, dry northwesterly wind blowing across the Persian Gulf in summer, typically causing sandstorms. Example sentencesExamples My scenario wasn't sorcery, but the work of weather tables (avoid the shamals), as well as a logistics estimate on the time required to field an overwhelming U.S. combat force. A shamal had been developing throughout the night. In the midwinter and early summer, the shamal - a north wind carrying sand and dust - blows fiercely. A shamal had formed in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley in southern Iraq and was moving south. Paul's battalion lost five soldiers, the first four in a blinding sandstorm known as the 40-day shamal, or 40 days of wind. Origin Late 17th century: from Arabic šamāl ‘north (wind)’.
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