stormy weather: meaning & examples
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Meanings:
- Weather characterized by storms, strong winds, heavy rain, thunder, or other severe atmospheric conditions.
Examples
BetaWe had to postpone our picnic because of the stormy weather that swept through the area.
We had to postpone our picnic because of the stormy weather that swept through the area.
Stormy weather is expected tonight, with heavy rain and strong winds hitting the coast.
Stormy weather is expected tonight, with heavy rain and strong winds hitting the coast.
The airport was delayed for hours due to the stormy weather disrupting flights.
The airport was delayed for hours due to the stormy weather disrupting flights.
During stormy weather, it's best to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel.
During stormy weather, it's best to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel.
- A period of trouble, difficulty, conflict, or emotional unrest in personal relationships, organizations, or public life.
Examples
BetaAfter their big argument, the couple went through some stormy weather but eventually made up.
After their big argument, the couple went through some stormy weather but eventually made up.
The company faced stormy weather last year due to leadership conflicts and financial troubles.
The company faced stormy weather last year due to leadership conflicts and financial troubles.
If we can get through this stormy weather in the team, we'll be stronger than ever.
If we can get through this stormy weather in the team, we'll be stronger than ever.
Examples:
- EN: - The Hercules are in for stormy weather.ES: -Los Hércules se van a meter en una tormenta.
- EN: ♪ good-bye to stormy weather ♪ES: Adiós al mal tiempo.
- EN: ♪ This is our stormy weatherES: Que éste es nuestro tiempo tormentoso.
- EN: Sounds like we're in for stormy weather!ES: ¡Viene tiempo tormentoso!
- EN: Looks like stormy weather ahead. We've changed our course today.ES: Parece que se avecina tormenta.
- EN: Julia, what I called to say is, it looks like very stormy weather up here.ES: Julia, te llamo para decirte que parece que se avecina una tormenta.ES: Julia, te llamo para decirte que parece que se avecina una tormenta.
- EN: Oh, through fair Or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Through fair or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Oh, through fair or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Sounds like we're in for stormy weather!ES: ¡Viene tiempo tormentoso!
- EN: Looks like stormy weather ahead. We've changed our course today.ES: Parece que se avecina tormenta.
- EN: Julia, what I called to say is, it looks like very stormy weather up here.ES: Julia, te llamo para decirte que parece que se avecina una tormenta.ES: Julia, te llamo para decirte que parece que se avecina una tormenta.
- EN: Oh, through fair Or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Through fair or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Oh, through fair or stormy weatherES: Con buen tiempo o tormenta
- EN: Ain't gonna worry about stormy weatherES: No nos preocupa E/ c/ima
- EN: In stormy weather, in winds that howl. I shelter the children in safety at home,ES: Bajo la tormenta y el alarido del viento, cobijo a los niños en el hogar,
- EN: In stormy weather, in winds that howl. I shelter the children in safety at home.ES: Bajo la tormenta y el alarido del viento, cobijo a los niños en el hogar,ES: Bajo la tormenta y el alarido del viento, cobijo a los niños en el hogar,
- EN: In stormy weather, in winds that howl.ES: Bajo la tormenta y el alarido del viento,
- EN: In stormy weather when tempests rage.ES: Bajo la tormenta cuando la tempestad aúlla
- EN: With that stormy weather, I'll try maggots.ES: Con el tiempo que hace.
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