gusts

英 [ɡʌsts]

美 [ɡʌsts]

n.  一阵强风; 一阵狂风; (感情的)迸发，爆发，发作
v.  猛刮; 劲吹
gust的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一阵强风；一阵狂风
  Agustis a short, strong, sudden rush of wind.
  1. A gust of wind drove down the valley...
     一阵狂风刮过山谷。
  2. A hurricane-force gust blew off part of a church tower.
     一阵飓风级强风掀掉了教堂塔楼的一角。
• VERB 猛刮；劲吹
  When the windgusts, it blows with short, strong, sudden rushes.
  1. The wind gusted again...
     风再次猛烈地刮了起来。
  2. The wind gusted up to 164 miles an hour.
     狂风大作，时速达164英里。
• N-COUNT （感情的）迸发，爆发
  If you feel agust ofemotion, you feel the emotion suddenly and intensely.
  1. ...a small gust of pleasure.
     短暂的一阵欢喜

双语例句

• That's a term meteorologists use to describe gusts of wind associated with the buildup of dense air.
  这是气象学家们常用来形容集结了稠密空气的阵风。
• The hurricane was moving along the eastern seaboard with gusts of up to138 mph yesterday as holidaymakers and residents fled inland.
  昨天飓风沿着东海岸推进，阵风风速达每小时138英里，度假者和当地居民都往内陆逃去。
• Numerous hands, and numerous gusts of wind.
  无数的手，无数的风阵。
• The wind was blowing in gusts. But towards six the storm abated, and a drier breeze shook the moisture from the grass bents.
  但是快到六点钟的时候，风雨停息了，一阵较为干燥的轻风吹拂掉草茎上的水气。
• When they swam they made gusts of wind and loud sound.
  它们游动时会掀起巨浪狂风和震耳欲聋的巨响。
• Strong freak wind gusts damaged the stages and knocked down tents and fences.
  强风破坏了舞台，掀翻了帐篷和栏杆。
• The wind blew in gusts for five days on end.
  狂风连刮了五天。
• Our last major hurricane, Hurricane Isabel, occurred in2003 and caused record power outages and had wind gusts up to100 mph.
  上一次大的飓风是2003年的伊莎贝尔飓风。那次飓风风速达到每小时100英里，引起了最严重的一次电力中断。
• Picture this: The air and the earth interpenetrated in the warm gusts of spring;
  想象这样的场景：空气与泥土在春日的熏风中互相融合；
• The dynamic loading resulting from blast, gusts of wind, or seismic forces is generally not harmonic.
  由于冲击波，阵风或地震力所产生的动力荷载一般不是谐和的。