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Meanings of electric storm in English
Portuguese
tempestade Catalan
tronada A storm resulting from strong rising air currents; heavy rain or hail along with thunder and lightning.
Usage of electric storm in English
1
RFCA was performed on the day of the third electric storm.
2
The electric storm that Mr. Bell had dreaded was upon them.
3
It arrived without rain -an electric storm that illuminated the clouds with different colours.
4
The oppressive atmosphere seemed to promise an electric storm.
5
He had run straight into an electric storm.
6
An electric storm began to rage about him.
7
An electric storm turns them into blazing flares that momentarily light up the blackness around them.
8
As the electric storm swept away into the distance the wind rose and howled about the house.
9
A violent electric storm left thousands of houses without electricity last night in Galway and other western areas.
10
The transfiguration was an electric storm.
11
One night there was a beautiful electric storm, though not enough rain fell to damage the cut grain.
12
The rain began to fall in torrents, and the sky periodically was lit by flashes of an electric storm.
13
There was a terrible electric storm raging, and rain poured down through the old tent where the baby died.
14
An electric storm was in the air and the surcharged clouds hung heavy and low, biding the moment of outbreak.
15
By late afternoon, however, bright sunshine had given way to an electric storm, causing play to be suspended for 95 minutes.
16
There was an electric storm last night, the worst in years; it brought death to the tree, but life to you.
