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Meanings of whirlwind in English
Russian
westland whirlwind Spanish
whirlwind 
1953 Multi-role helicopter series by Westland.
Related terms
Catalan
whirlwind Spanish
computadora whirlwind 
Usage of whirlwind in English
1
The last week has been a whirlwind week in South African politics.
2
Fifty years ago today, the counter-cultural whirlwind that was the Beatles ended.
3
Fox said the past few days of promotion had been a whirlwind.
4
An economic whirlwind of biblical proportions will engulf the newly independent state.
5
In this whirlwind of the sepulchre in which they stood, they laughed.
6
Wednesday night marked the culmination of a whirlwind four days of protests.
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But in that moment they had cleared the track of the whirlwind.
8
She was always in motion, a whirlwind of energy, the family disciplinarian.
9
Billboard 200 album chart, adding another victory in their whirlwind success story.
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He has made a whirlwind start, but will he actually achieve anything?
11
A furious whirlwind suddenly burst in the window, and entered the chamber.
12
And an angel still rides in the whirlwind and directs this storm.
13
Prince Harry has arrived in New Zealand for a whirlwind week-long visit.
14
What an absolute whirlwind of a journey this has been so far.
15
It's been a whirlwind of a year for R&B crooner Bobby Brown.
16
The last month has seen a whirlwind of change in their lives.
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Russian
Catalan
Whirlwind through the time
Whirlwind across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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