Cool MateMeaning of Dust storm
In simple words: A strong wind that blows dust around, usually in dry areas.
Dust storm in a sentence
- The dust storm reduced visibility to almost zero on the highway.
- Farmers often face challenges during a dust storm, affecting crops and livestock.
- The meteorologist warned of an approaching dust storm that could last for hours.
- During a dust storm, the air quality can become very poor, posing health risks.
- The children were excited but cautious about playing outside during a mild dust storm.
How to use Dust storm
Use in weather contexts, often when discussing natural disasters. Avoid informal or casual contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun phrase
Memory hint
Think of a storm blowing around dust like a giant whisk mixing ingredients.
Related words
Collocations with Dust storm
- severe dust storm
- dust storm warning
- dust storm conditions
Synonyms for Dust storm
- dust devil
- sandstorm
- dust cloud
Common mistakes with Dust storm
- Confused with 'dust' or 'storm' as separate concepts.
- Using 'dust storm' in non-weather-related contexts.
- 'Dust storm' may be mistakenly used in contexts referring to rain or snow.
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Dust storm in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
عاصفة ترابية
رياح قوية تحمل الغبار، عادة في المناطق الجافة.
- Bengaliবাংলা
ধুলিঝড়
প্রচণ্ড বাতাস যখন ধুলোবালি উড়িয়ে নিয়ে আসে, সাধারণত শুকনো জায়গায়।
- GermanDeutsch
Sandsturm
Ein starker Wind, der Staub aufwirbelt, meist in trockenen Gebieten.
- SpanishEspañol
Tormenta de polvo
Un viento fuerte que levanta polvo, normalmente en zonas secas.
- Persianفارسی
طوفان گرد و غبار
باد شدیدی که گرد و غبار را در مناطق خشک به اطراف میوزد.
- FrenchFrançais
Tempête de poussière
Un vent fort qui soulève de la poussière, surtout dans les régions sèches.
- Hindiहिन्दी
धूल भरी आंधी
एक तेज हवा जो धूल उड़ाती है, आमतौर पर सूखी जगहों पर।
- ItalianItaliano
Tempesta di sabbia
Un vento forte che solleva la polvere, di solito in zone aride.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Tempestade de areia
Um vento forte que levanta poeira, geralmente em áreas secas.
- RussianРусский
Пыльная буря
Сильный ветер, который разносит пыль, обычно в засушливых районах.
- Urduاردو
گرد و غبار کا طوفان
ایک تیز ہوا جو دھول اڑاتی ہے، عام طور پر خشک علاقوں میں۔
- Chinese中文
沙尘暴
一种刮大风，把尘土吹得到处都是的天气，通常发生在干旱地区。
More s like Dust storm
- Sandstorm
A weather phenomenon characterized by strong winds lifting sand and dust into the air.
- VisibleB2
Able to be seen; not hidden or obscured.
- HumidB1
Having a high level of moisture in the air.
- ScorchB1
To burn the surface of something with heat.
- DroughtB2
A prolonged dry period with insufficient rainfall.
- CloudA2
a grey or white mass that floats in the sky, made of very small drops of water
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Frequently asked questions about Dust storm
What does Dust storm mean?
A strong wind that blows dust around, usually in dry areas.
What is the definition of Dust storm?
A weather phenomenon characterized by strong winds carrying large amounts of dust.
How do you use Dust storm in a sentence?
The dust storm reduced visibility to almost zero on the highway.
Can you give another example of Dust storm?
Farmers often face challenges during a dust storm, affecting crops and livestock.
What are synonyms for Dust storm?
Common alternatives include dust devil, sandstorm, dust cloud.
What words go with Dust storm?
It commonly pairs with severe dust storm, dust storm warning, dust storm conditions.
What are common mistakes when using Dust storm?
Confused with 'dust' or 'storm' as separate concepts. Using 'dust storm' in non-weather-related contexts. 'Dust storm' may be mistakenly used in contexts referring to rain or snow.
How do you pronounce Dust storm?
US: //dʌst stɔrm//, UK: //dʌst stɔːm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Dust storm?
Use in weather contexts, often when discussing natural disasters. Avoid informal or casual contexts.