bour
buʁ
Definition
Definition of bour - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
météoRare vent violent et soudain qui souffle par rafalesRare
- Le bour a cassé plusieurs branches dans le jardin.
- Un bour soudain a renversé les chaises de la terrasse.
- Les pêcheurs ont dû rentrer précipitamment à cause du bour.
Origin of bour
germanique, bour (bossu?)
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- English:squall, ...
- German:Bö, ...
- Italian:raffica, ...
- Spanish:ráfaga de viento fuerte, ...
- Portuguese:borrasca, ...
- Chinese:阵风, ...
- Japanese:突風, ...
- Arabic:هَبَّة رِيح, ...
- Hebrew:רֽוּחַ פִּתְאוֹמִית, ...
- Russian:шквал, ...
- Ukrainian:шквал, ...
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