I. storm [stɔ:m] СУЩ.
1. storm:
2. storm перенос. (bombardment):
II. storm [stɔ:m] ГЛ. неперех.
2. storm (move fast):
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His control of the work's moods, especially his thrilling pace for the storm-tossed final section.
www.limelightmagazine.com.au That led to a 24-foot boat and later a 30-foot boat, better gear and stout tackle to handle fishing salmon on the occasionally storm-tossed waters.
www.mlive.com He later described his two years there as somewhat storm-tossed, but educationally vital.
en.wikipedia.org Of course, judging the sale value of a house perched on top of a storm-tossed island is not a simple task.
www.telegraph.co.uk Barriers between species, as well as barriers of language and theatrical convention, are destabilised on a storm-tossed boat.
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