stormy
ঝোড়ো
definition
adjective
a dark and stormy night
(of weather) characterized by strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.
translation of 'stormy'
ঝাটিকাবহুল,
ব্যাতাবিক্ষুব্ধ,
ঝোড়ো,
ঘৃণা,
ক্রোধ
adjective
ঝড়ো,
ঝোড়ো,
ঝটিকাপূর্ণ,
প্রচণ্ড ক্রুদ্ধ,
জটিকাপূর্ণ
example
The atmospheric score and cinematography, especially of luscious New Zealand landscape and 'stormy' seas, adds greatly to one's appreciation.
Fury erupted at a 'stormy' meeting when angry locals turned up to fight plans for two mobile phone masts in York.
A friendship later became a 'stormy' relationship that has survived several break-ups, flirtations with other partners and even the occasional fistfight.
Marital tension, reflecting Strauss's 'stormy' relationship with his wife Pauline, is a subject common to several of his operas, some openly autobiographical.
But when a lifeboat arrived in 'stormy' weather to rescue the couple, they were told in no uncertain terms by the pair that they wanted to ‘sit it out’.
The 'stormy' weather could spread as far as the British Midlands by this evening, he said, but temperatures would still be very warm.
She gasped at how majestic it looked against the gray, 'stormy' sky.
They were a family like us doing something that families like us do: enjoying the thrill of fleeing the spray from the big waves that break against the sea wall in 'stormy' conditions.
The council is expected to reject the proposal on June 14 when the two groups meet for what may be a 'stormy' debate.
The inquest heard that the relationship was 'stormy' and had broken up several times.
At her original trial at Leeds Crown Court, the jury heard how the couple had a 'stormy' relationship, with frequent arguments and both had a temper, especially in drink.
Forty five fishermen were drowned in 'stormy' seas, including 10 from Iniskea and 9 from Lacken.
He has had a 'stormy' relationship with the press.
Last New Year's Eve, the ship suffered a power cut for almost two hours in 'stormy' seas in the Bermuda Triangle, en route to New York from Puerto Rico.
Every year, slates are blown off the roof in 'stormy' weather and temporary repair works have to be carried on a regular basis.
Flying out over 'stormy' seas is just part of their job and to them it is preferable to travelling over land on a calm, frosty night as icing causes major problems for the helicopter.
Culdrose also averages more than 200 call-outs a year, from sailors taken off sinking vessels in 'stormy' seas to people injured in cliff falls.
The crystal light of a clear winter morning, dramatic 'stormy' skies and the golden warmth of an autumn day: all find a place in this splendid evocation of the Lake District.
They ran into 'stormy' seas and started their emergency distress beacon late on Friday night.
As well as pie, soup is also a good comfort in this 'stormy' weather.
Survey ship HMS Roebuck had barely left Devonport on her final deployment when she was involved in a rescue in 'stormy' seas off the north-west coast of Spain.
From icy rivers to calm ponds and a 'stormy' sea, Monet came to paint water in all its various states.
It is expected that will lead up to a 'stormy' debate over the issue at Scottish Labour's annual conference in Perth in February.
One of the paintings stolen is View of the Sea at Scheveningen, a small beach scene, painted in 1882, outside The Hague of a boat setting off into a 'stormy' sea under black clouds.
Last week's ban on hunting with dogs was the climax of many years of 'stormy' debate around the issue.
Low-pressure weather systems signal cold, 'stormy' weather and snow.
Six balloons arrived on Sunday but 'stormy' weather has meant that they have been grounded ever since.
It sounds like there is a lot of 'stormy' weather ahead.
The court was told the couple, who were married in 1980, had a 'stormy' relationship.
After a 'stormy' on-off relationship, the couple married in 1995.
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