storm
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/stɔːrm/
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/stɔːm/
noun
A2
A violent weather event with heavy rain and strong winds, sometimes including thunder and lightning.
The storm caused a lot of damage to the town.
A2
A weather event with freezing rain or snow, causing difficult conditions.
The roads were icy after the storm.
R
A sudden outburst of strong feelings or reactions about something.
The announcement led to a storm of controversy.
R
A loud, intense reaction, often to a performance.
The singer received a storm of applause after the show.
verb
R
To forcefully enter a place, often with a group of people, in an act of protest or as part of a military operation.
Protesters stormed the building demanding change.
R
To move somewhere quickly and angrily.
He stormed out of the room after the argument.
R
To speak loudly and angrily.
She stormed at the referee about the unfair decision.
translation
A violent weather event with heavy rain and strong winds, sometimes including thunder and lightning.; A weather event with freezing rain or snow, causing difficult conditions.; A sudden outburst of strong feelings or reactions about something.; A loud, intense reaction, often to a performance.
To forcefully enter a place, often with a group of people, in an act of protest or as part of a military operation.; To move somewhere quickly and angrily.; To speak loudly and angrily.
Word Forms
3rd Present
storms
Past
stormed
Perfect
stormed
Progressive
storming
Plural
storms