gusted

英 [ˈɡʌstɪd]

美 [ˈɡʌstɪd]

v.  猛刮; 劲吹
gust的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 一阵强风；一阵狂风
  Agustis a short, strong, sudden rush of wind.
  1. A gust of wind drove down the valley...
     一阵狂风刮过山谷。
  2. A hurricane-force gust blew off part of a church tower.
     一阵飓风级强风掀掉了教堂塔楼的一角。
• VERB 猛刮；劲吹
  When the windgusts, it blows with short, strong, sudden rushes.
  1. The wind gusted again...
     风再次猛烈地刮了起来。
  2. The wind gusted up to 164 miles an hour.
     狂风大作，时速达164英里。
• N-COUNT （感情的）迸发，爆发
  If you feel agust ofemotion, you feel the emotion suddenly and intensely.
  1. ...a small gust of pleasure.
     短暂的一阵欢喜

双语例句

• You, my darling, are the wind that I did not anticipate, the wind that has gusted more strongly than I ever imagined possible.
  亲爱的，你是我没有预料的那种风，那种甚至比我能够想象到的还要强烈的风。
• Wednesday, winds over the Fukushima nuclear-power plant gusted out to sea, keeping levels close to normal.
  周三，经过福岛核电站的风吹向了大海，核辐射强度接近正常水平。
• As the strong winds gusted against the kites, a string kept them in check.
  当强风把鹞子吹起，牵引线就能够控制它们。
• The wind gusted up to 164 miles an hour.
  狂风大作，时速达164英里。
• The situation was made worse by winds that gusted up to80 miles per hour.
  这一切因为一场时速为80英里的大风变得更糟。
• I wanted to keep my mind blank, like death must be, but father and Sol gusted in and out in confusing pictures.
  我想保持头脑空白，就像死亡来临时一样，但是爸爸和索尔在令人费解的画面中飘进来又飘出去。
• The wind gusted again
  风再次猛烈地刮了起来。
• In the vast natural wind tunnel that is Dabancheng, the gales that roar between the snow-capped mountain ridges get so strong that trains have been gusted off railway tracks and lorries overturned.
  大阪城是个巨大的风口，呼啸的狂风在积雪的山脊间怒号，她是如此强大以至于能够使火车出轨、将卡车、货车掀翻。