Traducciones de „storms“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

I . storm [stɔ:m] SUST.

1. storm:

storm (strong wind)

vihar m

storm (with thunder, with rain)

nevihta f

storm (with thunder, with rain)

neurje n

2. storm fig. (bombardment):

storm of missiles

toča f

storm of

ploha f +gen.

storm of arguments

vihar m

storm of arguments

val m

to die in a storm of bullets

umreti pod točo krogel

3. storm MILIT. (attack):

storm

juriš m

storm on

naskok m na

II . storm [stɔ:m] V. intr.

1. storm (speak angrily):

storm

hrumeti [form. perf. zahrumeti]

storm

rohneti [form. perf. zarohneti]

2. storm (move fast):

storm

drveti [form. perf. zdrveti]

storm

vihrati [form. perf. privihrati]

storm

planiti

to storm off

odvihrati

to storm out

zdrveti ven

3. storm v. impers. esp ingl. am. strong winds:

storm

divjati

storm

besneti

III . storm [stɔ:m] V. trans.

storm

zavzeti

storm

napasti

ˈdust storm SUST.

dust storm

prašni vihar m

ˈstorm cloud SUST.

storm cloud

nevihtni [or deževni] oblak m

storm cloud fig. liter.

temen [or črn] oblak m

ˈstorm door SUST. ingl. am.

storm door

zaščitna vrata n pl.

storm-tossed [-ˌtɒst] ADJ. atrbv. liter.

storm-tossed

razburkan od viharja

storm-tossed

ki ga je poškodoval vihar

Ejemplos de uso para storms

the mother of all storms

najhujša nevihta

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Mangroves could be further threatened by storms if the return time of major storms exceeds reestablishment.

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The water wolf could devour the land in times of spring tide flooding or heavy storms.

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The park service added hurricane strapping to protect the structures from wind damage in major storms.

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The bay is a cool body of water which acts as an air conditioner in the summer and diverts major snow storms in the winter.

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It is one of the few buildings of the small town, first mentioned in 796, which outlasted all storms of the time.

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All was not entirely tranquil, however, for there were storms to be contended with.

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They may have arrived with flotsam after storms further west, or accidentally or deliberately (as food) been introduced by prehistoric seafarers.

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Apart from predators, corals in general are at risk from rising sea temperatures, violent storms, ocean acidification, bleaching and coral diseases.

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He is master of the seas that are closer to shore, coastlines, islands and waves and likes to stir up storms.

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The overall number of storms contrasted to a relative lull in activity experienced over the previous decade.

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