noun · Nature

gust

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The meaning (definition) of the word gust

a sudden short blast of wind

The word gust used in a sentence

“A gust of wind blew my hat off.”

Words that mean the same as gust (synonyms)

blastpuff

How the word gust is said around the world

Frenchrafale (rah-FAHL)
Spanishráfaga (RAH-fah-gah)
Mandarin一阵风 (yee juhn fuhng)
Hindiहवा का झोंका (huh-VAH kah JHAWN-kah)
Arabicهَبَّةُ رِيحٍ (HAB-ba-tu REE-hin)
Russianпорыв ветра (puh-RIF VYE-truh)
Portuguese (EU)rajada (ruh-ZHAH-thah)
Portuguese (BR)rajada (hah-ZHAH-dah)
Japaneseとっぷう (tohp-PUU)
GermanWindstoß (VINT-shtohs)
Urduہوا کا جھونکا (ha-WAH kah JHOHN-kah)
Punjabiਹਵਾ ਦਾ ਬੁੱਲਾ (huh-VAH dah BUL-lah)
Korean돌풍 (dohl-POONG)
Hebrewמַשַּׁב רוּחַ (ma-SHAV ROO-akh)
Greekριπή (ree-PEE)
Dutchwindvlaag (WIND-flahkh)
Tagalogbugso ng hangin (BOOG-soh nang HANG-in)
Vietnamesecơn gió giật (kuhn zaw ZUHT)
Turkishsert rüzgâr (sert rewz-GAHR)
Persianتندباد (tond-BAHD)
Polishpodmuch (POD-mookh)
Ukrainianпорив вітру (POH-rihv VEE-troo)
Bengaliদমকা হাওয়া (DOM-kah HAH-oh-ah)
Swedishvindpust (VIND-puust)
Italianraffica (RAHF-fee-kah)

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gust - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids