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I. squall [美 skwɔl, 英 skwɔːl] 名词
| I | squall |
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| you | squall |
| he/she/it | squalls |
| we | squall |
| you | squall |
| they | squall |
| I | squalled |
|---|---|
| you | squalled |
| he/she/it | squalled |
| we | squalled |
| you | squalled |
| they | squalled |
| I | have | squalled |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | squalled |
| he/she/it | has | squalled |
| we | have | squalled |
| you | have | squalled |
| they | have | squalled |
| I | had | squalled |
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| you | had | squalled |
| he/she/it | had | squalled |
| we | had | squalled |
| you | had | squalled |
| they | had | squalled |
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Lake effect snow and snow squalls often occur during the fall months.
en.wikipedia.org Despite the squall line remaining intact, several more tornadoes developed.
en.wikipedia.org She returned three hours later to find an anchorage but a squall hit her as she went about.
en.wikipedia.org Winds of 3545 mph (5575 km/h) occurred in squalls associated with the system as it moved northeast.
en.wikipedia.org The storm produced squalls further inland, causing heavy rains.
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