gale — a very strong wind, typically of force 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a very strong wind, typically of force 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡeɪl/
Korean meaning: 강풍, 폭풍 (보퍼트 풍력계급 7-10 정도의 매우 강한 바람)
Korean pronunciation: 게일 (강세: 게일)
Example Sentences
- My umbrella turned inside out during the gale, making me look like a walking bat.
- The weather forecast warned of gale force winds reaching 70 mph.
- During the gale, even the neighbor's cat looked like it was doing involuntary yoga poses.
gale
NOUN//ɡeɪl//
a very strong wind, typically of force 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale
Fighting against powerful winds
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Through the gale, the whale writes its tale.
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Origin
The word 'gale' likely originates from Old Norse 'gali' or related Scandinavian words, reflecting the maritime culture of Northern Europe where such strong winds were commonly experienced and named.
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“My umbrella turned inside out during the gale, making me look like a walking bat.”
“The weather forecast warned of gale force winds reaching 70 mph.”
“During the gale, even the neighbor's cat looked like it was doing involuntary yoga poses.”
“The sailors battened down the hatches as the gale approached.”
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