Definition of gust - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
meteorologysudden strong burst of wind
- A gust of wind knocked the hat off his head..
2.
emotionsudden intense expression of emotion
- A gust of laughter erupted from the crowd..
Verb
weatherblow with sudden, strong rushes of wind
- The wind began to gust, shaking the trees.
Expressions with gust
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device securing aircraft controls against wind
The pilot engaged the gust lock before leaving the aircraft..
Origin of gust
Old Norse, gustr (a cold blast of wind)
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Examples of gust in a sentence
A sudden gust disrupted the outdoor event. A gust of anger flashed across his face. She felt a gust of joy when she saw her friend. Winds will gust along the coastline tonight. Storms often gust through the valley suddenly.
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- French:rafale, s'engouffrer, ...
- German:Böe, böen, ...
- Italian:raffica, soffiare a raffiche, ...
- Spanish:ráfaga, soplar en ráfagas, ...
- Portuguese:rajada, soprar em rajadas, ...
- Chinese:一阵风, 劲吹, ...
- Japanese:突風, 吹き荒れる, ...
- Arabic:هَبَّة, عَصَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַשַּׁב רוּחַ, לְהִתְחַזֵּק בְּמִשָּׁבִים, ...
- Russian:порыв ветра, налетать порывами, ...
- Ukrainian:порив вітру, поривчасто дути/подути, ...
- Hindi:झोंका, झोंकों से चलना, ...
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