stormbound UK
ˈstɔːrmbɑʊnd
Definition

Definition of stormbound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
immobileRareUKunable to move due to a stormRareUK
  • The ship was stormbound for three days.
immobile stuck trapped
2.
weatherRareUKdelayed by stormy weatherRareUK
  • Our flight was stormbound at the airport.
storm-stayed
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Origin of stormbound

English, storm (violent weather) + bound (tied)

Examples of stormbound in a sentence

  • The airport was stormbound, delaying all flights.
  • The hikers were stormbound in their cabin.
  • The ship remained stormbound at the harbor.

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  1. French:bloqué par la tempête, retardé par la tempête, ...
  2. German:sturmgebunden, wetterbedingt verzögert, ...
  3. Italian:bloccato dalla tempesta, ritardato dal maltempo, ...
  4. Spanish:atrapado por la tormenta, retrasado por tormenta, ...
  5. Portuguese:preso pela tempestade, retido pela tempestade, ...
  6. Chinese:被暴风雨困住的, 因暴风雨滞留, ...
  7. Japanese:嵐で動けない, 嵐で遅れた, ...
  8. Arabic:عالِق بِسَبَب العاصِفَة, مُحْتَجَز بِسَبَب العاصِفَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תָּקוּעַ בְּסַעֲרָה, מְעוּכָּב בִּגְלַל סוּפָה, ...
  10. Russian:неподвижный, штормовой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заблокований бурею, затриманий через шторм, ...
  12. Hindi:तूफानबद्ध, तूफान के कारण रुका हुआ, ...
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