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单词 storm
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stormnoun

uk/stɔːm/us/stɔːrm/

storm noun (VIOLENT WEATHER)

A2 [ C ] an extreme weather condition with very strong wind, heavy rain, and often thunder and lightning:

A lot of trees were blown down in the recent storms.
They're still cleaning up the storm damage.

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  • A lot of trees came down in the storm.
  • We took cover from the storm in a bus shelter.
  • The storm left behind it a trail of devastation.
  • Our apple tree fell down in the storm.
  • The storm wreaked havoc in the garden, uprooting trees and blowing a fence down.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Precipitation: stormy weather

  • blow up
  • bolt
  • cyclone
  • funnel cloud
  • gale-force
  • hailstorm
  • hurricane
  • ice storm
  • lightning
  • rainstorm
  • sheet lightning
  • snowstorm
  • squall
  • stormy
  • tempest
  • thunder
  • thunderbolt
  • thundery
  • tornado
  • typhoon

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storm noun (EMOTIONAL REACTION)

[ C usually singular ] a very angry reaction from a lot of people:

There was a storm of protest when the new tax was announced.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Anger and displeasure

  • acrimonious
  • anger
  • animus
  • annoyance
  • bad feeling
  • flap
  • fuss
  • get the hump idiom
  • gorge
  • grit
  • grit your teeth idiom
  • grudge
  • hard feelings idiom
  • irritation
  • rancour
  • resent
  • resentful
  • road rage
  • slow burn
  • sour grapes idiom

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storm noun (ATTACK)

take sb/sth by storm

to be suddenly extremely successful in a place or with a group of people:

Her performance has taken the critics by storm.

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Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling

  • accomplish
  • achieve
  • acquit
  • actualize
  • attain
  • bear
  • go (off) without a hitch idiom
  • go places idiom
  • go the whole hog idiom
  • grade
  • groove
  • have the last laugh idiom
  • kill
  • rise
  • sew sth up
  • somewhere
  • stand out
  • streak ahead
  • succeed
  • sunset

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Idiom(s)

cook up, dance up, talk up, etc. a storm
storm in a teacup

stormverb

uk/stɔːm/us/stɔːrm/

storm verb (ATTACK)

[ T ] to attack a place or building by entering suddenly in great numbers:

The fortress was stormed by hundreds of soldiers.

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Attacking & invading

  • ambush
  • beleaguer
  • beleaguered
  • blitz
  • blitz
  • cyberwarfare
  • engage
  • engagement
  • going-over
  • incursion
  • invade
  • invader
  • offensive
  • reducer
  • relieve
  • rip into sb/sth
  • sack
  • sacking
  • sally
  • sortie

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storm verb (EMOTIONAL REACTION)

[ I or T ] literary to express anger in a loud and often uncontrolled way:

[ + speech ] "Get out and never come back!" he stormed.
storm in/into/out

to enter or leave a place in a way that shows that you are angry:

He stormed out of the house, slamming the door as he went.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Talking angrily

  • berate
  • bite
  • bite sb's head off idiom
  • bite/snap sb's head off idiom
  • diatribe
  • edge
  • head
  • hit
  • jump
  • jump down sb's throat idiom
  • piece
  • rant
  • rave
  • snap sb's head off idiom
  • snarl
  • spit
  • spit sth out
  • tear 1
  • tear into sb/sth
  • upbraid

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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Becoming angry and expressing anger

-stormsuffix

uk/ -stɔːm/us/ -stɔːrm/

used to form words for particular types of violent weather:

a rainstorm
a sandstorm
a snowstorm
a thunderstorm
a windstorm

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Precipitation: stormy weather

  • blow up
  • bolt
  • cyclone
  • funnel cloud
  • gale-force
  • hailstorm
  • hurricane
  • ice storm
  • lightning
  • rainstorm
  • sheet lightning
  • snowstorm
  • squall
  • stormy
  • tempest
  • thunder
  • thunderbolt
  • thundery
  • tornado
  • typhoon

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