Cool MateMeaning of Squalls
A strong, brief burst of wind or rain.
In simple words: Short, strong bursts of wind or rain.
Squalls in a sentence
- The squalls hit the coast unexpectedly, causing rough seas.
- We waited for the squalls to pass before continuing our hike.
- Meteorologists warned of squalls during the evening forecast.
- Squalls are common in the spring, bringing sudden changes in weather.
- As we sailed, squalls made the water choppy and dangerous.
How to use Squalls
Used to describe sudden weather changes; appropriate in weather forecasts and discussions. Avoid in casual conversation unless relevant.
Grammar pattern
plural noun
Memory hint
Think of 'squall' as a sudden 'squeal' of the wind.
Related words
Collocations with Squalls
- forecast squalls
- strong squalls
- sudden squalls
- winter squalls
Opposites of Squalls
- calm
- stillness
Common mistakes with Squalls
- Using 'squall' instead of 'squalls' when speaking of multiple occurrences.
- Confusing 'squall' with similar-sounding words unrelated to weather.
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Frequently asked questions about Squalls
What does Squalls mean?
Short, strong bursts of wind or rain.
What is the definition of Squalls?
A strong, brief burst of wind or rain.
How do you use Squalls in a sentence?
The squalls hit the coast unexpectedly, causing rough seas.
Can you give another example of Squalls?
We waited for the squalls to pass before continuing our hike.
What are synonyms for Squalls?
Common alternatives include gust, storm, blow, tempest, windstorm.
What is the opposite of Squalls?
Opposite meanings include calm, stillness.
What words go with Squalls?
It commonly pairs with forecast squalls, strong squalls, sudden squalls, winter squalls.
What are common mistakes when using Squalls?
Using 'squall' instead of 'squalls' when speaking of multiple occurrences. Confusing 'squall' with similar-sounding words unrelated to weather.
How do you pronounce Squalls?
US: //skwɑlz//, UK: //skwɔːlz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Squalls?
Used to describe sudden weather changes; appropriate in weather forecasts and discussions. Avoid in casual conversation unless relevant.