gale
Prononciation : [ɡeɪl]
Mot
Contexte : « weather »
(noun) a strong wind that can make things move quickly. It’s like when you feel really strong gusts of wind that can blow your hat off your head!
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The sailboat glided smoothly across the water, powered by the strong gale.
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It was a calm day, and there was no gale to disturb the serene lake.
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Did the weather report say a gale was coming our way?
Contexte : « emotion »
(noun) a loud or energetic outburst, often of laughter or talking. Imagine friends laughing a lot and making a big noise together—that's a gale of laughter!
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The children erupted in a gale of laughter when the clown tripped over his shoes.
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The room was so quiet that not a single gale of laughter broke the silence.
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What caused such a gale of laughter during the party?
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