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View usage for: (blɪzəʳd) Word forms: plural blizzards1. countable nounA blizzard is a very heavy snowstorm with strong winds. 2. countable noun [usually singular, usually NOUN of noun]You can refer to a large number of things that you do not like or which annoy you as a blizzard of those things. [written, disapproval] Retailers were hit with a blizzard of new products and brands in all shapes, sizesand colours. ...the annual blizzard of bills and amendments. More Synonyms of blizzard blizzard in British English (ˈblɪzəd) nouna strong bitterly cold wind accompanied by a widespread heavy snowfall Word origin C19: of uncertain origin blizzard in American English (ˈblɪzərd) US noun1. a severe snowstorm characterized by cold temperatures and heavy drifting of snow 2. an overwhelming number or amount; deluge Word origin ? < dial. bliz, violent blow; ? akin to Ger blitz, lightning Examples of 'blizzard' in a sentenceblizzard There is the potential for blizzard conditions temporarily as well.Overnight the rain turns to snow, which turns into heavy blizzards.The blizzard was so bad that no patrols or dogs could follow them.The very mild weather follows the weekend chill that saw snow blizzards hit some areas.Three people were rescued in blizzard conditions in the Cairngorms.They finished their gruelling trip on Thursday after battling blizzard conditions and freezing temperatures along the way.During this trek they trudged through blizzards in extreme conditions with only limited and poor supplies of food and running short of fuel.The Northeast was soon hit by a blizzard.Over two fatal days, eight climbers died after a fierce blizzard hit the peak.LIVE sections of last night's launch show were cancelled after the set was hit by a blizzard.The upper reaches of the Thames froze and easterly winds brought blizzards and snow drifts 20ft deep.Labour dubbed the news'a welcome respite in a blizzard of bad economic news '. In other languagesblizzard British English: blizzard / ˈblɪzəd/ NOUN A blizzard is a storm in which snow falls heavily and there are strong winds. - American English: blizzard
- Arabic: عاصِفَة ثَلْجِيَّة عَنِيفَة
- Brazilian Portuguese: nevasca
- Chinese: 暴风雪
- Croatian: mećava
- Czech: vánice
- Danish: snestorm
- Dutch: sneeuwstorm
- European Spanish: ventisca ventosa
- Finnish: lumimyrsky
- French: tempête de neige
- German: Schneesturm
- Greek: χιονοθύελλα
- Italian: tempesta di neve
- Japanese: 猛吹雪
- Korean: 심한 눈보라
- Norwegian: snøstorm
- Polish: zamieć
- European Portuguese: tempestade de neve
- Romanian: viscol
- Russian: метель
- Latin American Spanish: vendaval
- Swedish: snöstorm
- Thai: พายุหิมะ
- Turkish: kar fırtınası
- Ukrainian: хуртовина
- Vietnamese: trận bão tuyết
Chinese translation of 'blizzard' n (c) -
暴风(風)雪 (bàofēngxuě) (场(場), chǎng)
Definition a blinding storm of wind and snow The blizzard has not just affected the Midlands. Additional synonymsDefinition a violent weather condition of strong winds, rain, hail, thunder, lightning, etc. the violent storms which whipped America's East Coast Synonyms tempest (literary), blast, hurricane, gale, tornado, cyclone, blizzard, whirlwind, gust, squallI hadn't foreseen the tempest my request would cause. Synonyms uproar, storm, furore, disturbance, upheaval, ferment, commotion, tumult |