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单词 storm
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storm
noun
uk
/stɔːm/us
/stɔːrm/

stormnoun(VIOLENT WEATHER)

A2[C]
anextremeweatherconditionwith verystrongwind,heavyrain, and oftenthunderandlightning:
风暴；暴风雨
A lot oftreeswereblowndown in therecentstorms.在最近的暴风雨中许多树木被刮倒。
They're stillcleaningup the stormdamage.他们还在清理风暴留下的残局。
More examples
  • A lot oftreescame down in the storm.
  • We tookcoverfrom the storm in abusshelter.
  • The stormleftbehind it atrailofdevastation.
  • Ourappletreefelldown in the storm.
  • The stormwreakedhavocin thegarden,uprootingtreesandblowingafencedown.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Precipitation: stormy weather
  • angrily
  • blizzard
  • blow over
  • bolt
  • bomb cyclone
  • bombogenesis
  • cyclogenesis
  • derecho
  • electrical storm
  • elemental
  • hurricane
  • sheet lightning
  • storm cloud
  • tempestuously
  • thundersnow
  • thunderstorm
  • thundery
  • tornado
  • weather bomb
  • whirlwind
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stormnoun(EMOTIONAL REACTION)

[Cusually singular]
a veryangryreactionfrom a lot ofpeople:
（愤怒的）迸发，爆发
There was a stormofprotestwhen the newtaxwasannounced.新税种的宣布引发了抗议风潮。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anger and displeasure
  • acrimony
  • anger
  • animus
  • annoyance
  • bad feeling
  • flap
  • fuss
  • get the humpidiom
  • grit
  • grityourteethidiom
  • grudge
  • hard feelingsidiom
  • huff
  • irritation
  • rancour
  • red mist
  • reprehension
  • resentfulness
  • resentment
  • road rage
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stormnoun(ATTACK)

takesomeone/somethingby storm
to besuddenlyextremelysuccessfulin aplaceor with agroupofpeople:
在（某处）大获成功；完全征服（一群人）
Herperformancehas taken thecriticsby storm.她的表演完全征服了评论界。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
  • A game
  • accomplish
  • achieve
  • acquit
  • actualize
  • bear
  • go (like/down) a bombidiom
  • go faridiom
  • go from strength to strengthidiom
  • go into orbitidiom
  • go placesidiom
  • grade
  • kill
  • rise
  • scrape through(something)
  • sewsomethingup
  • slam dunk
  • smash itidiom
  • somewhere
  • stand out
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Idioms

cook up, dance up, talk up, etc. a storm
storm in a teacup
storm
verb
uk
/stɔːm/us
/stɔːrm/

stormverb(ATTACK)

[T]
toattackaplaceorbuildingbyenteringsuddenlyingreatnumbers:
突袭；攻占
Thefortresswas stormed by hundreds ofsoldiers.数百名士兵强行攻占了堡垒。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to try to hurt someone using violence
  • attackHe was attacked in the car park.
  • assaultThe intruder assaulted him in his home.
  • go forUKShe suddenly lost her temper and went for me.
  • come atHe came at me with a baseball bat.
  • mugYes, that is the man who mugged me.
  • ambushThey ambushed him and left him for dead.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Attacking & invading
  • aggressor
  • ambush
  • beleaguer
  • beleaguered
  • besiege
  • blitz
  • blitzkrieg
  • false flag
  • foray
  • going-over
  • hard power
  • hit and run
  • incursion
  • kamikaze
  • post-conquest
  • privateer
  • raid
  • reconquer
  • reconquest
  • swoop
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stormverb(EMOTIONAL REACTION)

[IorT]literary
toexpressangerin aloudand oftenuncontrolledway:
大发雷霆，暴怒，咆哮
[+ speech]"Get out and never come back!" he stormed.“滚出去，再也不准回来！”他咆哮道。
storm in/into/out
toenterorleaveaplacein a way thatshowsthat you areangry:
怒气冲冲地冲进／冲出
He stormed out of thehouse,slammingthedooras he went.他气呼呼地冲出房子，砰地关上了门。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Talking angrily
  • bite
  • bitesomeone'shead offidiom
  • bite/snapsomeone'shead offidiom
  • bluster
  • dress
  • dress down
  • edge
  • fling
  • givesomeonea piece of your mindidiom
  • harangue
  • hit
  • hue
  • huff
  • invective
  • jump
  • piece
  • rant
  • spit
  • spit blood/venomidiom
  • tongue-lashing
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Becoming angry and expressing anger
-storm
suffix
uk
/-stɔːm/us
/-stɔːrm/
used toformwords forparticulartypesofviolentweather:
…风暴的（用于构词，表示特殊类型的暴烈天气）
arainstorm暴风雨
asandstorm沙暴
asnowstorm暴风雪
athunderstorm雷暴
a windstorm风暴
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Precipitation: stormy weather
  • angrily
  • blizzard
  • blow over
  • bolt
  • bomb cyclone
  • bombogenesis
  • cyclogenesis
  • derecho
  • electrical storm
  • elemental
  • hurricane
  • sheet lightning
  • storm cloud
  • tempestuously
  • thundersnow
  • thunderstorm
  • thundery
  • tornado
  • weather bomb
  • whirlwind
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(Definition ofstormfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

storm| American Dictionary

storm
noun[C]
us
/stɔrm/

stormnoun[C](VIOLENT WEATHER)

anextremeweatherconditionwithstrongwindsandheavyrainorsnow:
The stormleftover afootofsnowon theground.

stormnoun[C](STRONG FEELING)

astrongexpressionoffeeling,esp. inreactionto astatementorevent:
The newrentregulationsraiseda storm ofcriticismfrom bothrentersandlandlords.
storm
verb
us
/stɔrm/

stormverb(ATTACK)

[T]
toattackaplaceorbuildingsuddenly:
Officers stormed thebuildingthedemonstratorshadoccupied.

stormverb(SHOW STRONG FEELING)

[Ialways+ adv/prep]
tomovequicklyandforcefullyto show you areangry:
Henry stormed into Giffen’sofficewavingacopyof thenewspaperandyellingat thetopof hislungs.
(Definition ofstormfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstorm

storm
Now the messages of goodwill flash under the waves, heedless of storms.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A large unknown is the effect of climate change on extreme weather events, such as droughts, floods, and storms.
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Impact of storms on mixed carbonate and silicilastic shelves: insights from combined diffusive and fluid-flow transport stratigraphic forward model.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Another factor that needs to be addressed is the relevance of storms in the economic assessment of sea level rise.
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During the storms, winds are of variable direction.
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During such dust storms, the rover is expected to hibernate to conserve energy.
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He suggested that the animals lived at or near the entrances to the fissures and that night-time storms could catch the torpid animals unaware.
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The centimetre-thick bioclastic graded levels with quartz silt are inter preted as tempestites originated by density flows induced by storms.
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Our experimental approach consists of the simulation of an aerosol in a plausible prebiotic atmosphere and the simulation of storms using spark discharges.
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Other emigrants describe favorable conditions and good weather despite newspaper accounts of the same voyages that report dangerous storms, extreme weather conditions, and food shortages.
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What happened then must have surpassed the lecturer's wildest expectations: people virtually stormed his lecture hall.
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In the latter part of the nineteenth century the storms of the earlier part had largely blown themselves out.
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Most of the damage is caused by flooding associated with storms and hurricanes.
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Political liberalization can help authoritarian monarchies weather economic and political storms.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Rainbows are their bodies, thunder is their voice, and storms are caused by their passage across the sky.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithstorm

storm

These are words often used in combination withstorm.

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approaching storm
He foresaw theapproachingstorm, but the measures which he took were not adequate to restore the stability of the threatened funds.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
cyclonic storm
This suggests that salt-spray laden winds are usually quite localized within the wind field of a cyclonic storm.
From theCambridge English Corpus
destructive storm
There is the possibility of adestructivestormdestroying valuable county property, which will have to be replaced.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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