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storm

noun
 
/stɔːm/
/stɔːrm/
Idioms
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  1.  
     very bad weather with strong winds and rain, and often thunder and lightning暴风雨
    • fierce/heavy/severe/violent storms猛烈/猛烈/强烈/猛烈的风暴
    • Winter storms swept the coasts.冬季风暴横扫了海滨地区。
    • Her home was hit by two tropical storms. 她的家遭受了两次热带风暴的袭击。
    • A few minutes later the storm broke (= began).不一会儿暴风雨降临了。
    • I think we're in for a storm (= going to have one).我觉得暴风雨要来了。
    • Off on the horizon, dark grey storm clouds gathered.在地平线上，聚集了深灰色的乌云。
    • Insurance companies face hefty payouts for storm damage.保险公司面临对暴风雨造成损害的巨额赔付。
    Vocabulary Building Rain and stormsRain and storms表示雨、下雨和恶劣天气的词Rain雨
    • Drizzle is fine light rain.drizzle 指毛毛细雨。
    • A shower is a short period of rain.
    • A downpour or a cloudburst is a heavy fall of rain that often starts suddenly.
    • When it is raining very hard you can say that it is pouring. In informal British English you can also say that it is bucketing down or chucking it down. You can also say: The heavens opened.
    Storms暴风雨
    • A cyclone and a typhoon are types of violent tropical storms with very strong winds.
    • A hurricane has very strong winds and is usually at sea.
    • A monsoon is a period of very heavy rain in particular countries, or the wind that brings this rain.
    • A squall is a sudden strong, violent wind, usually in a rainstorm or snowstorm.
    • A tornado (or informal twister) has very strong winds which move in a circle, often with a long narrow cloud.
    • A whirlwind moves very fast in circles and causes a lot of damage.
    • A blizzard is a snowstorm with very strong winds.
    • Tempest is used mainly in literary language to describe a violent storm.tempest 主要为文学用语，指暴风雨、风暴、暴风雪。
    Collocations The weatherThe weather天气Good weather好天气
    • be bathed in/​bask in/​be blessed with/​enjoy bright/​brilliant/​glorious sunshine沐浴着／享受着明媚的／灿烂的阳光
    • the sun shines/​warms something/​beats down (on something)
    • the sunshine breaks/​streams through something
    • fluffy/​wispy clouds drift across the sky
    • a gentle/​light/​stiff/​cool/​warm/​sea breeze blows in/​comes in off the sea
    • the snow crunches beneath/​under somebody’s feet/​boots
    Bad weather坏天气
    • thick/​dark/​storm clouds form/​gather/​roll in/​cover the sky/​block out the sun
    • the sky darkens/​turns black
    • a fine mist hangs in the air
    • a dense/​heavy/​thick fog rolls in
    • the rain falls/​comes down (in buckets/​sheets)/pours down
    • snow falls/​comes down/​covers something
    • the wind blows/​whistles/​howls/​picks up/​whips through something/​sweeps across something
    • strong/​gale-force winds blow/​gust (up to 80 mph)
    • a storm is approaching/​is moving inland/​hits/​strikes/​rages
    • thunder rolls/​rumbles/​sounds
    • (forked/​sheet) lightning strikes/​hits/​flashes
    • a (blinding/​snow) blizzard hits/​strikes/​blows/​rages
    • a tornado touches down/​hits/​strikes/​destroys something/​rips through something
    • forecast/​expect/​predict rain/​snow/​a category-four hurricane预报有雨／雪／四级飓风
    • (North American English) pour (down)/ (British English) pour (down) with rain下瓢泼大雨
    • get caught in/​seek shelter from/​escape the rain遇上下雨；寻找避雨处；躲雨
    • be covered/​shrouded in mist/​a blanket of fog笼罩在雾霭之中／厚厚的一层雾中
    • be in for/​brave/​shelter from a/​the storm即将遇到／勇敢面对／躲避暴风雨
    • hear rolling/​distant thunder听到隆隆的／远处的雷声
    • be battered/​buffeted by strong winds遭受强风肆虐；被强风吹得左右摇摆
    • (British English) be blowing a gale在刮大风
    • battle against/​brave the elements与恶劣天气搏斗；冒着风雨
    The weather improves天气好转
    • the sun breaks through the clouds
    • the sky clears/​brightens (up)/lightens (up)
    • the clouds part/​clear
    • the rain stops/​lets up/​holds off
    • the wind dies down
    • the storm passes
    • the mist/​fog lifts/​clears
    Extra Examples
    • A storm blew in off the ocean.一场风暴从海上袭来。
    • A storm had been brewing all day.一场暴风雨已经酝酿一整天了。
    • I took shelter from the storm in the clubhouse.我在俱乐部会所躲过了这场暴风雨。
    • It was the worst storm to hit London this century.这是本世纪伦敦遭受的最严重的一场暴风雨。
    • The east coast of Florida bore the brunt of the storm.佛罗里达东海岸受到了风暴的正面侵袭。
    • The storm blew over after a couple of hours.几个小时之后，风暴平息了。
    • The storm broke while we were on the mountain.我们在山上时，暴风雨突然降临了。
    • The storm lasted for three days.风暴持续了 3 天。
    • The storm raged all night.暴风雨肆虐了整整一夜。
    • We tried to find a safe place to wait out the storm.我们设法找个安全的地方等暴风雨停止。
    • We'll be tracking the storm as it makes its way across the Gulf.当暴风雨横扫海湾时，我们将一路追踪过去。
    • Where were you when the storm struck?暴风雨袭来时你在哪儿？
    • a boat battered by the storm被暴风雨毁坏的小船
    • a tropical storm warning热带风暴警报
    • the dark clouds of an approaching storm暴风雨来临前的乌云
    • Does the insurance policy provide for storm damage?这张保险单承保暴风雨造成的损害吗？
    • Rail services were suspended as fierce storms lashed the country.由于狂风暴雨的袭击，这个国家的铁路运输暂停了。
    Topics Weathera2, The environmenta2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • bad
    • big
    • devastating
    • …
    verb + storm
    • be in for
    • brave
    • shelter from
    • …
    storm + verb
    • hit (something)
    • strike (something)
    • rage
    • …
    storm + noun
    • cloud
    • surge
    • water
    • …
    preposition
    • during a/​the storm
    • in a/​the storm
    phrases
    • at the height of the storm
    • bear the brunt of the storm
    • take the brunt of the storm
    • …
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  2.  
     (in compounds构成复合词) very bad weather of the type mentioned和风暴有关的恶劣天气
    • She had to brave an ice storm to get to the interview.她不得不顶着冰暴去面试。
    see also dust storm, electrical storm, magnetic storm, rainstorm, sandstorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • bad
    • big
    • devastating
    • …
    verb + storm
    • be in for
    • brave
    • shelter from
    • …
    storm + verb
    • hit (something)
    • strike (something)
    • rage
    • …
    storm + noun
    • cloud
    • surge
    • water
    • …
    preposition
    • during a/​the storm
    • in a/​the storm
    phrases
    • at the height of the storm
    • bear the brunt of the storm
    • take the brunt of the storm
    • …
    See full entry
  3. storm (of something) a situation in which a lot of people suddenly express very strong feelings about something（群情迸发的）浪潮
    • His comments created a storm of protest in the media.他的评论在媒体引起了抗议的浪潮。
    • A political storm is brewing over the prime minister's comments.首相的评论即将酝酿出一场政治风暴。
    • The footballer has been at the centre of a media storm after remarks he made on the radio caused controversy.这位足球运动员在电台上发表讲话引起争议后，一直处于媒体风暴的中心。
    see also perfect storm
    Extra Examples
    • A storm blew up between Britain and America over Venezuela.在英美之间爆发了一场关于委内瑞拉的风暴。
    • The political storm had blown over at last.这场政治风暴终于平息了。
    • The band toured Ireland amid a storm of controversy.乐队在一片争议浪潮中赴爱尔兰巡回演出。
    • The government is determined to ride out the political storm caused by its new immigration policy.政府打定主意挺过这次由新的移民政策引发的政治风暴。
    • a gathering storm of discontent正在积聚的不满情绪
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • approaching
    • coming
    • gathering
    • …
    verb + storm
    • arouse
    • cause
    • create
    • …
    storm + verb
    • blow up
    • break
    • erupt
    • …
    preposition
    • amid a/​the storm
    • storm between
    • storm of
    • …
    See full entry
  4. storm of something a sudden loud noise that is caused by emotion or excitement（因激动或兴奋而爆发出的）暴风雨般的声音，轰鸣 synonym roar
    • a storm of applause如雷掌声
    see also brainstorm
    5. Word OriginOld English, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch storm and German Sturm, probably also to the verb stir. The verb dates from late Middle English.
Idioms
any port in a storm
  1. (saying) if you are in great trouble, you take any help that is offered慌不择路；饥不择食；有病乱投医
the calm before the storm
  1. a calm time immediately before an expected period of violent activity or argument暴风雨（或大动荡、激烈辩论）前的平静
cook, dance, etc. up a storm
  1. (informal) to do something with great energy and enthusiasm
    • Leonie was in the kitchen, cooking up a storm for her friends.莱昂妮在厨房里，为她的朋友们制造了一场风暴。
a storm in a teacup (British English)
(North American English a tempest in a teapot)
  1. a lot of anger or worry about something that is not important大惊小怪，小题大做，茶杯里的风暴（小事引起的大风波）
take something/somebody by storm
  1. to be extremely successful very quickly in a particular place or among particular people在某处大获成功；迅速征服观众等
    • The play took London by storm.这部剧很快就风靡伦敦。
    Topics Successc2
  2. to attack a place suddenly and capture it突袭攻占某处

storm

verb
/stɔːm/
/stɔːrm/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they storm
/stɔːm/
/stɔːrm/
he / she / it storms
/stɔːmz/
/stɔːrmz/
past simple stormed
/stɔːmd/
/stɔːrmd/
past participle stormed
/stɔːmd/
/stɔːrmd/
-ing form storming
/ˈstɔːmɪŋ/
/ˈstɔːrmɪŋ/
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  1. [transitive, intransitive] to suddenly attack a place突袭；攻占
    • storm something Police stormed the building and captured the gunman.警察突袭那栋楼房，抓获了持枪歹徒。
    • The embassy was stormed by demonstrators.大使馆遭到示威者的袭击。
    • storm into something Soldiers stormed into the city at dawn.士兵在拂晓时分攻进城里。
    Topics War and conflictc2
  2. [intransitive] + adv./prep. to go somewhere quickly and in an angry, noisy way气呼呼地疾走；闯；冲
    • She stormed into my office waving a newspaper.她挥舞着一张报纸怒气冲冲地闯进我的办公室。
    • He burst into tears and stormed off.他突然大哭起来，气呼呼地跑了。
    Extra Examples
    • Apparently she stormed out of the meeting after only 15 minutes.显然，她在会议开始仅15分钟后就愤然离场。
    • He thumped the table and then stormed off.他猛捶桌子，然后气呼呼地走了。
    • She stormed from the room, slamming the door behind her.她从房间冲了进来，猛撞了身后的门。
    Topics Feelingsc2
  3. [transitive] + speech to say something in a loud angry way怒吼；大发雷霆
    • ‘Don't you know who I am?’ she stormed.“你不知道我是谁吗？” 她怒喝道。
    Topics Feelingsc2
    4. Word OriginOld English, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch storm and German Sturm, probably also to the verb stir. The verb dates from late Middle English.
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stormstormD.J.:[stɔ:m]K.K.:[stɔrm]n.1.■暴风雨[雪]The storm has ceased.暴风雨停止了。2.■强烈如暴(风)雨般的东西A storm of criticism was raised by his new novel.他的新小说招致非常激烈的批评。vt. & vi.1.■袭击, 猛攻vi.1.■闯入2.■狂怒
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storm noun | verb
 1 
storm / stCrm ; stC:m /noun
1. Ca period of very bad weather when there is a lot of rain or snow, strong winds, and often LIGHTNING暴风雨:
•The storm broke (=suddenly started) at five o'clock.五点钟时，暴风雨突然来袭。
•a night-time thunderstorm 夜间的雷雨
•Twenty people were killed when storms struck the Mid-West.暴风雨袭击中西部，造成二十人死亡。
•There's a storm brewing (=starting) in the Pacific.太平洋上正酝酿着一场暴风雨。
•a dust storm尘暴
•a summer storm夏天的暴风雨
2. C usually singulara situation in which people suddenly express very strong feelings about something that someone has said or done〔感情的〕爆发，迸发:
•The governor found himself at the center of a political storm .州长发现自己处于一场政治风暴的中心。
storm of protest / abuse / criticism etc
•Government plans for hospital closures provoked a storm of protest.政府关闭医院的计划激起了一片抗议声。
3. take somewhere by storm
a. to be very successful in a particular place在某地大获成功:
•The new show took London by storm.这部新剧在伦敦大获成功。
b. to attack a place using large numbers of soldiers, and succeed in getting possession of it〔以优势兵力成功地〕突袭攻占某处
4. weather the storm to experience a difficult period and reach the end of it without being harmed or damaged too much渡过难关，经受住考验:
•I'll stay and weather the storm.我要留下来渡过难关。
5. a storm in a teacup BrEan unnecessary expression of strong feelings about something that is very unimportant茶杯里的风波，小题大做，大惊小怪
6. dance / sing / cook etc up a storm to do something with all your energy起劲地跳舞/唱歌/烹调等:
•They were dancing up a storm.他们正在尽情地跳舞。
 2 
stormverb
1. Tto suddenly attack and enter a place using a lot of force猛烈攻击，突然袭击:
•An angry crowd stormed the embassy.愤怒的人群突然袭击大使馆。
2. I always + adv / prepto go somewhere in a noisy fast way that shows you are extremely angry气冲冲地走:
[+ out of / into / off etc ]
•Alan stormed out of the room.埃伦气冲冲地走出房间。
3. I,Tliteraryto shout something in an angry way怒吼:
•'What difference does it make?' she stormed.“那有什么区别？”她怒吼道。
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storm
1 storm /ˈstoɚm/ noun
plural storms
1 storm
/ˈstoɚm/
noun
plural storms
Learner's definition of STORM
[count]
1 
: an occurrence of bad weather in which there is a lot of rain, snow, etc., and often strong winds暴风雨；暴风雪；风暴
— see also dust storm, electrical storm, electric storm, firestorm, hailstorm, ice storm, rainstorm, sandstorm, snowstorm, thunderstorm, tropical storm, windstorm
2 
a  : a sudden occurrence of something in large amounts爆发；迸发 — usually singular通常用单数 — often + of
— see also brainstorm
b  : a situation in which many people are angry, upset, etc.（群情）迸发；动荡；动乱 — usually singular通常用单数
— often + of

any port in a storm

— see 1port

a storm in a teacup

British
: a situation in which people are very angry or upset about something that is not important茶杯里的风波；小题大做

take (something) by storm

1 
: to quickly become very successful or popular in (a particular place) or among (a particular group)（在某地）大获成功；完全征服（某人）
2 
: to attack and capture (a place) suddenly by using a lot of force or a large number of people（以猛烈攻击）攻占，强夺

the calm/lull before the storm

: a period of quiet that comes before a time of activity, excitement, violence, etc.暴风雨前的平静；重大活动（或动荡、动乱等）前的宁静

up a storm

informal
— used to say that something is being done with a lot of energy or enthusiasm干劲十足地；全力以赴地

weather the storm

or ride out the storm
: to deal with a difficult situation without being harmed or damaged too much渡过难关；经受住考验
2 storm /ˈstoɚm/ verb
storms; stormed; storming
2 storm
/ˈstoɚm/
verb
storms; stormed; storming
Learner's definition of STORM
1 
[no object] — used with it to say that a storm (sense 1) is happening暴风雨来临
2 
: to attack (something) suddenly with a lot of force or with a large number of people突然攻击
[+ object]
[no object]
3 
always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to go quickly and in an angry, loud way气冲冲地走
4 
: to shout loudly and angrily怒吼；愤怒地大叫
[no object]
— often + at
[+ object]
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