strong wind; force 6 wind
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2 senses · 5 examplesnoun
strong wind; powerful wind
Describes a wind that is forceful and potentially disruptive. Often used in weather reports, literature, and everyday descriptions of severe weather.
Hǎi海
shàng上
de的
qiáng强
fēng风
xiān掀
qǐ起
le了
jù巨
làng浪
。
The strong wind at sea whipped up huge waves.
Qiáng强
fēng风
sì肆
nüè虐
，
chuī吹
dǎo倒
le了
xǔ许
duō多
shù树
mù木
。
The powerful wind wreaked havoc, blowing down many trees.
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Yù预
bào报
shuō说
míng明
tiān天
yǒu有
qiáng强
fēng风
，
dà大
jiā家
yào要
guān关
hǎo好
mén门
chuāng窗
。
The forecast says there will be strong winds tomorrow; everyone should secure their doors and windows.
noun
force 6 wind (old meteorological term)
technicalAn older, technical term from meteorology classifying wind strength. Refers to a wind speed of 39-49 km/h (25-31 mph), causing large branches to move and whistling in telegraph wires.
Gēn根
jù据
jiù旧
de的
fēng风
jī级
biāo标
zhǔn准
，
qiáng强
fēng风
huì会
shǐ使
bù步
xíng行
kùn困
nan难
。
According to the old wind scale, a force 6 wind makes walking difficult.
Qì气
xiàng象
jì记
lù录
xiǎn显
shì示
，
dāng当
shí时
de的
fēng风
lì力
dá达
dào到
le了
qiáng强
fēng风
jí级
bié别
。
Meteorological records show the wind force reached the 'strong wind' level at that time.