blustery in Chinese
blustery in Chinese is 暴风雨的 — blustery means coming in sudden, noisy gusts.
blustery in Chinese
暴风雨的
Pronounced: bào fēng yǔ de
Blowing in loud and abrupt bursts.
What does "blustery" mean?
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adj Coming in sudden, noisy gusts.
"Currently, there are blustery winds blowing in Patagonia."
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adj Marked by strong wind.
"Today is such a cold blustery day!"
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adj Loud and full of empty bravado, especially when speaking.
"Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued this week to use a blustery “we will go it alone if we must” rhetoric publicly."
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blustery in a sentence
- Currently, there are blustery winds blowing in Patagonia.
- Today is such a cold blustery day!
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued this week to use a blustery “we will go it alone if we must” rhetoric publicly.
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What is "blustery" in Chinese?
"blustery" in Chinese is 暴风雨的. blustery means: Coming in sudden, noisy gusts.
How do you pronounce 暴风雨的?
"blustery" in Chinese is 暴风雨的, pronounced "bào fēng yǔ de".
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