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51storm — see after a storm comes a calm any port in a storm the sharper the storm, the sooner it’s over …
52STORM — В августе сентябре 1998 г. Евгений Гусев (ритм гитара, вокал, тексты) и Сергей Лебедев (гитара) организовали группу Storm . Около полугода группа ищет других членов коллектива, в итоге прибавляются басист Евгений Малинин и барабанщик Коняхин Макс …
53Storm — Übername zu mnd. storm »Sturm, Sturmwind, Unwetter; Ungestüm, Getobe; heftiger Angriff« für einen Menschen von heftiger Gemütsart. Bekannter Namensträger: Theodor Storm, deutscher Schriftsteller (19.Jh.) …
54storm — [OE] Etymologically, a storm is probably a ‘violent disturbance or agitation’; its meteorological connotations appear to be a secondary development. The word comes from a prehistoric Germanic *sturmaz (source also of German sturm and Dutch,… …
55storm — An abnormal and usually violent disturbance of, or condition in, the atmosphere, accompanied by wind, rain, dust, hail, or the like. The wind force in a storm is between 48 and 55 knots. A storm is termed “violent” if the wind speed is between 56 …
56storm — n 1. tempest, squall, barat, williwaw; rainstorm, cloudburst, deluge, downpour, torrent, Chiefly Oklahoma and Texas. gully washer; rainfall shower, sun shower, thundershower, thunderstorm, electrical storm, thundersquall, hailstorm; windstorm,… …
57storm — 1. noun 1) battered by a storm Syn: tempest, squall, gale, hurricane, tornado, cyclone, typhoon, thunderstorm, rainstorm, monsoon, hailstorm, snowstorm, blizzard 2) there was a storm over his remarks …
58Storm — audra statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Labai smarkus vėjas (10 balų, 25 m/s pagal Beauforto (Boforto) skalę), sukeliamas praslenkančių ciklonų ir viesulų. atitikmenys: angl. gale; storm vok. Gewitter, n; Storm, m; Sturmregen …
59storm — audra statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Labai smarkus vėjas (10 balų, 25 m/s pagal Beauforto (Boforto) skalę), sukeliamas praslenkančių ciklonų ir viesulų. atitikmenys: angl. gale; storm vok. Gewitter, n; Storm, m; Sturmregen …
60storm — [OE] Etymologically, a storm is probably a ‘violent disturbance or agitation’; its meteorological connotations appear to be a secondary development. The word comes from a prehistoric Germanic *sturmaz (source also of German sturm and Dutch,… …
