What does furtună in Romanian mean?

What is the meaning of the word furtună in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use furtună in Romanian.

The word furtună in Romanian means storm, tempest, furtună, vijelie, uragan, furtună, furtună, vijelie, furtună, furtună, furtună, furtună, furtună, furtună, furtună, furtună, cumulonimbus, furtună de praf, furtună cu fulgere, avertisment de furtună, furtună cu grindină, furtună dinspre nord est, furtună de nisip, furtună de zăpadă, a fi furtună, nor de furtună, nori de furtună, furtună tropicală. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word furtună

storm, tempest

furtună, vijelie

(rain)

Furtuna va aduce vânturi puternice și ploaie.
The storm will bring high winds and rain.

uragan

(storm)

Florida a fost lovită de un uragan puternic, noaptea trecută.
Florida was struck by a large hurricane last night.

furtună

(electrical storm)

The thunderstorm frightened our dog, who is afraid of the sound of thunder.

furtună

(strong wind)

Furtuna devine mai puternică. E furtună afară!
The gale is getting stronger. It's blowing a gale out there!

vijelie

(sudden wind)

The ship encountered a violent squall during its voyage.

furtună

(storm with heavy rainfall)

The rainstorm will dump about two inches of rain by nightfall.

furtună

(violent storm)

The ship's crew struggled to stay on course during the tempest.

furtună

(rainstorm)

furtună

(storm, harsh climate conditions)

Au fost ceva furtuni la începutul săptămânii.
There was some weather earlier this week.

furtună

(thunder, lightning)

Furtuna ne-a speriat câinele căruia îi e frică de fulgere și tunete.
The electrical storm frightened our dog, who is afraid of lightning and thunder.

furtună

(meteorology: windstorm)

Toată săptămâna se așteaptă furtuni în Atlanticul de Nord.
Gales are expected in the North Atlantic all week.

furtună

(rainstorm)

Looks like there is a squall coming tonight.

furtună

(informal (storm)

Se anunță o vijelie puternică diseară, așa că am închis obloanele la casa de pe plajă.
We are expecting a big blow tonight, and have closed the shutters of the beach house.

cumulonimbus

(thunder cloud)

furtună de praf

(meteorology)

furtună cu fulgere

(storm with thunder and lightning)

Lightning from the electric storm knocked out the electricity for the entire town.

avertisment de furtună

(forecast of severe winds)

Because of the gale warning we decided not to set sail that night. Because of the gale warning, the small boat returned to the harbor.

furtună cu grindină

(shower of hail)

The hailstorm brought hail that washed and dented our cars.

furtună dinspre nord est

(US (storm from the northeast)

furtună de nisip

(desert wind that stirs up sand)

The soldiers were caught in a sudden sandstorm and had to seek shelter.

furtună de zăpadă

(heavy snowfall)

This snowstorm will leave us completely snowed in.

a fi furtună

(weather: be stormy)

Va fi furtună și va bate vântul toată noaptea până când va trece uraganul.
It will storm and blow all night until the hurricane passes.

nor de furtună

(often plural (raincloud before storm)

The storm clouds gathering at dusk indicated a cold rainy night.

nori de furtună

(stormcloud)

furtună tropicală

(cyclone)

The tropical storm caused major flooding and wind damage.

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