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Definition of strong gale in English: strong galenoun A wind of force 9 on the Beaufort scale (41–47 knots or 75–87 km/h). Example sentencesExamples - He tried to stand but the ship was rolling heavily in the strong gale that was now blowing.
- A man was badly injured when the warehouse roof he was working on blew off in a strong gale here yesterday afternoon.
- And it's possible it could become what we call extra tropical, but it would still be a very strong gale force storm at that time.
- One of them told a Halifax newspaper that during one rather strong gale, the only way to move around at all was to crawl on all fours.
- It's hard to tell if it was from strong gale force winds or if it was some sort of tornadic activity.
- Wind blew diagonally across the field giving Dromintee the advantage in the first half and the strong gale was far from suitable for a good game.
- An exceptionally strong gale of wind blew through and uprooted an old palm tree.
- Although an unexpected strong gale from the north made us shiver in the golf links, everybody was eager to have a go at the game.
- Base camp radioed that storm clouds were approaching from Everest in the west; a strong gale was already flailing the ridge.
- This 82m freighter, a casualty of a strong gale and heavy seas in December 1906, lies in the same nutrient-rich tidal stream that supplies Browning Wall.
- The match was spoiled as a spectacle by the strong gale that blew straight down Flanagan Park, favouring the champions in the opening half.
- The chaos of the battle is compared to a strong gale whipping up dust; Idomeneus is said to be fierce as fire.
- Conditions in North Mayo were far from perfect as a strong gale, which was bitingly cold, caused problems for the team playing into it.
Definition of strong gale in US English: strong galenoun A wind of force 9 on the Beaufort scale (41–47 knots or 47–54 mph). Example sentencesExamples - One of them told a Halifax newspaper that during one rather strong gale, the only way to move around at all was to crawl on all fours.
- He tried to stand but the ship was rolling heavily in the strong gale that was now blowing.
- A man was badly injured when the warehouse roof he was working on blew off in a strong gale here yesterday afternoon.
- Conditions in North Mayo were far from perfect as a strong gale, which was bitingly cold, caused problems for the team playing into it.
- The match was spoiled as a spectacle by the strong gale that blew straight down Flanagan Park, favouring the champions in the opening half.
- This 82m freighter, a casualty of a strong gale and heavy seas in December 1906, lies in the same nutrient-rich tidal stream that supplies Browning Wall.
- An exceptionally strong gale of wind blew through and uprooted an old palm tree.
- Although an unexpected strong gale from the north made us shiver in the golf links, everybody was eager to have a go at the game.
- Base camp radioed that storm clouds were approaching from Everest in the west; a strong gale was already flailing the ridge.
- It's hard to tell if it was from strong gale force winds or if it was some sort of tornadic activity.
- Wind blew diagonally across the field giving Dromintee the advantage in the first half and the strong gale was far from suitable for a good game.
- And it's possible it could become what we call extra tropical, but it would still be a very strong gale force storm at that time.
- The chaos of the battle is compared to a strong gale whipping up dust; Idomeneus is said to be fierce as fire.
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