gust — a sudden strong wind
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a sudden strong wind
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡʌst/
Korean meaning: 돌풍, 강풍
Korean pronunciation: **거**스트
Example Sentences
- The weatherman warned about gusts up to 60 mph, but forgot to mention they'd ruin everyone's hairstyles.
- A gust of nostalgia hit her when she smelled her grandmother's perfume.
- The umbrella was no match for the sudden gust - it turned inside out like a surprised octopus.
gust
NOUN//ɡʌst//
a sudden strong wind
A sudden gust scatters papers and leaves around startled pedestrians
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When the gust stirs up dust, you must take cover!
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Origin
From Old Norse 'gustr' meaning a sudden gust or blast of wind, related to Old High German 'gust' and ultimately from Proto-Germanic roots expressing sudden movement or force.
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“The weatherman warned about gusts up to 60 mph, but forgot to mention they'd ruin everyone's hairstyles.”
“A gust of nostalgia hit her when she smelled her grandmother's perfume.”
“The umbrella was no match for the sudden gust - it turned inside out like a surprised octopus.”
“Wind gusts made the outdoor wedding ceremony look like a comedy show.”
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