单词 | squall |
释义 | squall I. also squawl intransitive verb < a baby by the fire woke up and began to squall — Victoria Sackville-West > < squalled in terror > transitive verb < one of the commonplace psalm tunes, squalled by charity children — Court Magazine > II. also squawl < some clubs, while on the field, keep up a constant squall of encouragement to their pitchers — R.O.Boyer > III. 1. 2. < his film career … has been … punctuated with the squalls of scandal — Arthur Knight > : squabble < she could hear another domestic squall starting next door > Synonyms: see wind IV. < the raw wind sagged with snow and the storms spat and squalled — Helen Rich > |
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