Definitions For Duststorm

Noun

DUSTSTORM (plural DUSTSTORMs) phenomenon in which gale- to hurricane-force winds blow particles up in a planet's atmosphere. : In the early part of the 20th century, "dust bowl" storms in the central U.S. were responsible for crippling damage to the agricultural infrastructure.

Related terms

sand storm

Translations

Arabic: عَاصِفَة اَلْغُبَار, f (ʿāṣifat al-ḡubār), عَاصِفَة رَمْلِيَّة, f (ʿāṣifa ramliyya) Chinese: : Mandarin: 沙塵暴, sc=Hani, 沙尘暴, tr=shāchénbào, sc=Hani, 塵暴, sc=Hani, 尘暴, tr=chénbào, sc=Hani Danish: støvstorm, c Dutch: stofstorm, m Esperanto: polvoŝtormo French: tempête de sable, f German: Sandsturm, m Hebrew: סופת חול Hungarian: homokvihar Japanese: 砂塵嵐 (さじんあらし, sajin arashi), 砂嵐 (すなあらし, sunaarashi) Norwegian: : Bokmål: støvstorm, m : Nynorsk: støvstorm, m Persian: طوفان شن (tufân-e šen, sc=fa-Arab) Portuguese: tempestade de poeira, f Russian: пы́льная бу́ря, f Spanish: polvareda, f, tormenta de polvo, f Turkish: toz fırtınası