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Definition of wester - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weatherDated wind blowing from the westDated
- The sailors prepared for the strong wester.
2.
stormDated strong storm originating from the westDated
- A fierce wester hit the coastal town.
Verb
move westDated move towards the west, sometimes as seen with stars or planetsDated
- The stars wester as the night goes on.
Origin of wester
Old English, wester (west) + -er (agent)
Examples of wester in a sentence
A cold wester swept through the valley. The wester brought heavy rains to the valley. Farmers prepared for the wester's impact on crops. The comet westers across the sky every clear night. As dusk fell, the planets wester slowly toward the horizon.
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- French:vent d'ouest, se diriger vers l'ouest, ...
- German:Westwind, nach Westen ziehen, ...
- Italian:ponente, muovere verso ovest, ...
- Spanish:viento del oeste, desplazarse hacia el oeste, ...
- Portuguese:vento ocidental, deslocar-se para oeste, ...
- Chinese:西风, 向西移动, ...
- Japanese:西風, 西へ動く, ...
- Arabic:رِيح غَرْبِيَّة, اِتَّجَهَ غَرْبًا, ...
- Hebrew:רוּחַ מַעֲרָבִית, לָנוּעַ מַעֲרָבָה, ...
- Russian:западный ветер, двигаться на запад, ...
- Ukrainian:західний вітер, рухатися на захід, ...
- Hindi:पश्चिमी हवा, पश्चिम की ओर जाना, ...
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