美
[stɔːrm]
occasion of violent weather conditions, with strong winds and usually rain or snow, etc.
capture a place by sudden and violent attack
rush violently
give violent expression to anger
"the storms that had characterized their relationship had died away"
"it was only a tempest in a teapot"
"Storm the fort"
"If it storms, we'll need shelter"
"It was storming all night"
A storm had come up.., bringing..torrents of rain.
出自： W. Cather
As..winter deepened the storms became very rough.
出自： P. Sayer
It is now snowing and storming furiously.
出自： M. F. Maury
通过开着的门,我们可以听到他在气愤地谈着他所受到的不公正待遇。
他对侍者大发雷霆,使桌边的人都感到尴尬。
I could hear Mother storming at her children for bringing mud into the house.
我听得见母亲在对孩子们发脾气,因为他们把泥巴带到屋里来了。
It's no use storming at such injustices, the thing to do is to try to correct them.
对这种不公正的事,大发雷霆无济于事,倒是应设法纠正。
门猛地开了,父亲从外边暴跳如雷地走进屋子里来。
The boss stormed into his office.
老板怒气冲冲地进了他的办公室。
He stormed into the house.
他非常气愤地走进房子。 storm one's way into sth
The soldiers stormed their way into the fort.
士兵们攻入了那座要塞。
约翰站起身来,气冲冲地离开了。
The man stormed out of the room.
那个人怒气冲冲地出了房间。
