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squall [skwɔːl]
sustantivo
1. turbión (m) ventarrón (m) (of wind)
verbo intransitivo
2. berrear (cry)
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squall [skuol]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. chillar, dar chillidos; vocear como un niño encolerizado. (n)
verbo
2. Estar borrascoso; soplar en ráfaga
sustantivo
sustantivo
1. Chillido, sonido de la voz agudo y desapacible.
2. Racha, golpe repentino de viento, pero que dura poco; chubasco. (Marina)
- Southerly (Mar.) racha -> solana
- Violent (Mar.) ráfaga -> movimiento violento del aire
- Squall of wind and rain -> (Mar.) chubasco
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