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a tempest of sth
The team was in a tempest of emotions after winning the championship.
这支队伍在赢得冠军后，情绪如暴风雨般汹涌。
暴风雨；狂风暴雨
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暴风雨；狂风暴雨
A storm, especially one with severe winds.
The team was in a tempest of emotions after winning the championship.
这支队伍在赢得冠军后，情绪如暴风雨般汹涌。
A storm, especially one with severe winds.
剧烈的骚动或扰动
a violent commotion or disturbance
Any violent tumult or commotion.
(文学)猛烈的风
(literary) a violent wind
The sailors struggled to keep the ship afloat during the tempest.
水手们在暴风雨中拼命保持船只不沉没。
AI contextual example
A sudden tempest forced the hikers to shelter in a mountain hut.
一场突如其来的狂风暴雨迫使徒步旅行者在山间小屋中躲避。
AI contextual example
The old poem describes a tempest that destroyed the coastal village.
这首古诗描绘了一场摧毁海边村庄的暴风雨。
AI contextual example
it was only a tempest in a teapot
这只是小题大做。
WordNet
The team was in a tempest of emotions after winning the championship.
这支队伍在赢得冠军后，情绪如暴风雨般汹涌。
Their argument about who should clean the kitchen was just a tempest in a teapot.
他们关于谁该打扫厨房的争论只是小题大做。
The sailors had to brave the tempest to reach the harbor.
水手们不得不冒着暴风雨抵达港口。
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一场猛烈的暴风雨
The ship was tossed about by a raging tempest.
船只在猛烈的暴风雨中颠簸。
一阵呼啸的暴风雨
We huddled together during the howling tempest.
在呼啸的暴风雨中，我们挤在一起。
勇敢地面对暴风雨
The sailors braved the tempest to reach the shore.
水手们勇敢地面对暴风雨，抵达了岸边。
情感的骚动
She was caught in a tempest of emotions after hearing the news.
听到这个消息后，她陷入了情感的骚动之中。
小题大做；茶杯里的风暴
The controversy over the logo change turned out to be a tempest in a teapot.
关于更换标志的争议结果只是小题大做。
风暴中心；纷争的中心
In the eye of the tempest, she remained completely calm.
在风暴中心，她表现得完全镇定。
引起骚动；掀起风浪
The new policy raised a tempest among the employees.
新政策在员工中引起了轩然大波。
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发音似'太猛破的'，暴风雨猛烈得仿佛要撕破天空。
语域：formal 常见场景：文学、比喻、正式场合 通常用于正式或文学语境，多比喻骚动、混乱，较少用于日常口语。
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