hurricanes

英 [ˈhʌrɪkənz]

美 [ˈhɜrəˌkeɪnz]

n.  (尤指西大西洋的)飓风
hurricane的复数

柯林斯词典

• 飓风
  Ahurricaneis an extremely violent wind or storm.

双语例句

• Trinidad and Tobago is surrounded by vast, capricious oceans and, in recent years, has suffered from hurricanes, droughts and fires.
  特立尼达和多巴哥被一望无垠、变化无常的海水包围，最近几年一直深受飓风、干旱和火灾之苦。
• But he's less sure what effect hurricanes have on global warming.
  但他不太确定，飓风对全球变暖产生了什么影响。
• Changes in sea temperature will increase the frequency of hurricanes.
  海水温度的变化会增加飓风的频率。
• East Asia and the southern US are promised more hurricanes and cyclones, Africa and south Asia droughts and disease.
  东亚和美国南部地区可能遭受更多的飓风和低气压，非洲和南亚则将出现干旱和疾病。
• Hurricanes leave smaller trails than you two morons.
  风暴留下了的痕迹比你们两个笨蛋的要小。
• But this concern is largely associated with comparisons to last year's spikes following hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
  不过，这种担心是和去年飓风卡特里娜和丽塔过后的颓势有着很大关系的。
• And they have had bad hurricanes since then, but they are doing significantly better.
  自那以后，它们也遭遇了恶劣的飓风，但它们的表现好多了。
• When hurricanes ground the United States navy, we go out.
  当飓风把美国海军封在岸上时，我们行动。
• Extensive water damage after major hurricanes and floods increases the likelihood of mold contamination in buildings.
  飓风及水灾之后的大规模水害会增加建筑物霉菌污染的可能性。
• Florida is struck by hurricanes and tornadoes.
  佛罗里达遭受飓风和龙卷风的袭击。