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Meanings of tornadoes in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "whirlwind"
Examples for "whirlwind"
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The last week has been a whirlwind week in South African politics.
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Fifty years ago today, the counter-cultural whirlwind that was the Beatles ended.
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Fox said the past few days of promotion had been a whirlwind.
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An economic whirlwind of biblical proportions will engulf the newly independent state.
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In this whirlwind of the sepulchre in which they stood, they laughed.
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The radio said there was a tornado-watch in effect for the region.
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The tornado also destroyed other large buildings in Joplin, including some schools.
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She said having never seen a tornado before, the experience was frightening.
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Having never seen a tornado before, the experience was frightening, she said.
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On Monday, a tornado ripped through Ennerdale and caused some serious damage.
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It is in its own way a very modern kind of tongue-twister.
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Attention turned on Tuesday to assessing the damage wrought by the twister.
3
It's a tongue-twister that became a speech exercise for lispers and stutterers.
4
Shadrach Stringer's his name, and he's the best twister in the county.
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The girl's been through quite an ordeal, with that twister an' all.
Usage of tornadoes in inglés
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The National Weather Service received 11 reports of tornadoes early on Tuesday.
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The Weather Service said Alabama could see tornadoes and hail early Wednesday.
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It also provides severe weather alerts to customers at risk of tornadoes.
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Lighting is an early indicator of more violent storm activity, including tornadoes.
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The two EF5 tornadoes in quick succession was highly unusual, Fallin said.
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On April 13 tornadoes ripped through twelve states, accompanied by heavy rains.
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Kris Lancaster filmed one of the tornadoes as it destroyed his home.
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Exact control was impossible, and the tornadoes ricocheted around in random patterns.
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The paths of the tornadoes we have referred to conclusively show this.
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Dealing with catastrophes such as tornadoes, hurricanes or fires is hard enough.
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Only the devastating Joplin and Tuscaloosa tornadoes in 2011 were more costly.
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Obviously its madreporic rocks had been made fertile by tornadoes and thunderstorms.
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Dozens of tornadoes tear through parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
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That month, 364 people were killed by tornadoes in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Officials said the tornadoes also caused widespread damage to buildings in the city.
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We probably can't have KFC proposals and tornadoes all year long.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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