storm
stɒ:mn. a violent weather condition with winds 64-72 knots (11 on the Beaufort scale) and precipitation and thunder and lightning · n. a violent commotion or disturbance · n. a direct and violent assault on a stronghold
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And when the storm came, the ocean came with a vengeance from this direction and broke through in two places, right here and just up the road in Mantoloking.
当风暴来袭时，大洋从这个方向猛烈地冲了过来，在两个地方冲开了缺口，就在这里和曼托洛金（Mantoloking）那边的路上。
Now the homeowner has selected a package of windows that would be able to resist the forces of storms like Sandy.
现在房主选择了一套能够抵御像桑迪这样的风暴力量的窗户。
Delays and cancellations are always happening somewhere in the world, but through storms, volcanic eruptions, and outbreaks of war, airlines are usually able to keep planes in the skies and passengers relatively on schedule.
延误和取消在世界各地时有发生，但尽管有风暴、火山爆发和战争爆发，航空公司通常还是能让飞机保持飞行，并让乘客相对按计划出行。
The reason they did well is I think because of due to the timing of the storm.
它们长得好的原因，我认为是因为风暴发生的时间。
The hard part is over." The seventh phrase I want to teach you is the phrase "I weathered the storm." Sometimes in English we talk about difficult times in our lives, like it's a storm, like it's a rainstorm or snowstorm.
最难的部分已经过去了。”我想教你的第七个短语是“我度过了难关”。有时在英语中，我们谈论生活中的困难时期，就像谈论一场风暴，比如暴雨或暴雪。
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