hurricanes

英 [ˈhʌrɪkənz]

美 [ˈhɜrəˌkeɪnz]

n.  (尤指西大西洋的)飓风
hurricane的复数

柯林斯词典

• 飓风
  Ahurricaneis an extremely violent wind or storm.

双语例句

• In contrast, as many as four-fifths of property owners in Florida are insured against high winds and hurricanes.
  相反，佛罗里达有五分之四业主购买了疾风和飓风险。
• After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, about 200,000 Louisiana children had to switch schools.
  卡特丽娜和丽塔（Rita）飓风过后，路易斯安那州约20万名孩童不得不转学。
• Changes in sea temperature will increase the frequency of hurricanes.
  海水温度的变化会增加飓风的频率。
• Hurricanes are very severe tropical storms which exist in several different parts of the world.
  飓风是强烈的热带风暴，它出现在世界上的不同地区。
• Severe storms and hurricanes are capable of completely destroying many well-developed submerging bars.
  强烈的暴风雨和飓风具有彻底摧毁许多发育良好的水下砂洲的能力。
• Powerful storms are called hurricanes when they form over the Atlantic Ocean and the eastern Pacific.
  来自大西洋和东太平洋的强力暴风被称为飓风。
• NEW: natural disasters!!! Tornadoes, Fires, Earthquakes, Floods, Hurricanes, and Alien attacks.
  崭新的：自然灾害！！！龙卷风，火灾，地震，洪水，台风，甚至外星人进攻！
• Natural disasters including tsunamis and hurricanes still cause huge losses in disaster-hit countries.
  海啸、飓风等自然灾害频仍给受灾国家造成巨大损失；
• It is smart and responsible to be concerned about and prepared for hurricanes.
  这是聪明和负责任地关心和飓风的准备。
• Which cause hurricanes and massive coastal flooding.
  飓风和洪水会对沿海造成大规模的袭击。