en gust ^{(n, phenomenon)}

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Synonyms

ca ratxa ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en blast ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en blow ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu haize-bolada ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu haize-parrasta ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu haize-pirrinta ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu haizealdi ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu haizekada ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fa انفجار ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fa تمایل ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fa تند باد ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fa مزمزه ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi puuska ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi puuskahdus ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi tuulenpuuska ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr choc ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr coup ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr coup de vent ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr rafale ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr souffle ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
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Types of gust

en bluster ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en puff ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en sandblast ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜

gust is a type of…

en wind ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜

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