squally

UK
/ˈskwɔːli/
US
/ˈskwɑli/

Translations

squallyadjective
squallier
Comp.
squalliest
Super.
UK
/ˈskwɔːli/
US
/ˈskwɑli/
rafaleuxMétéo, mer : marqué par des rafales soudaines et violentes.
The weather forecast warned of squally conditions along the coast.
Les prévisions météo annonçaient des conditions rafaleuses le long de la côte.
agitéMétéo, mer : turbulent, orageux, souvent à propos de la mer ou du temps.
The sailors prepared for a squally night at sea.
Les marins se préparèrent à une nuit agitée en mer.
Additional translations
criardEn parlant d’un enfant : qui crie beaucoup, qui pleure de façon bruyante.

Definitions

squallyadjective
Characterized by sudden, violent gusts of wind.
The weather forecast warned of squally conditions along the coast, with strong winds and heavy rain expected.
Turbulent or stormy, often used to describe weather or sea conditions.
The sailors prepared for a squally night at sea, securing the deck and checking the sails.
Prone to loud crying or screaming; given to making disruptive noise.
The babysitter managed to calm the squally infant after a few minutes.