stormy

stormy
['stɔːmɪ]
aggettivo
1) [weather, sky] tempestoso, burrascoso; [sea] tempestoso, grosso; [night] tempestoso, di tempesta
2) (turbulent) [meeting] burrascoso; [relationship] burrascoso, tormentato

stormy scenes — scenate

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adjective
1) (having a lot of strong wind, heavy rain etc: a stormy day; stormy weather; a stormy voyage.) tempestoso, burrascoso
2) (full of anger or uncontrolled feeling: in a stormy mood; a stormy discussion.) furioso, violento
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stormy /ˈstɔ:mɪ/
a.
1 tempestoso, burrascoso (anche fig.); temporalesco: stormy seas, mari tempestosi; a stormy night, una notte tempestosa; DIALOGO-Weather- We're expecting it to be quite stormy later, prevediamo che arrivi un bel temporale più tardi; stormy weather, tempo di burrasca; a stormy debate, una discussione burrascosa
2 (fig.) appassionato; focoso; furioso; violento: a stormy temper, un temperamento focoso; stormy passions, passioni violente
a stormy life, una vita fortunosa □ stormy petrel (zool., Hydrobates pelagicus), uccello delle tempeste, procellaria □ a stormy sunset, un tramonto che minaccia tempesta □ It's stormy today, oggi fa burrasca.
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['stɔːmɪ]
aggettivo
1) [weather, sky] tempestoso, burrascoso; [sea] tempestoso, grosso; [night] tempestoso, di tempesta
2) (turbulent) [meeting] burrascoso; [relationship] burrascoso, tormentato

stormy scenes — scenate


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