Tempest
101tempest — {{hw}}{{tempest}}{{/hw}}s. f. o m. inv. Media imbarcazione da regata, a scafo tondo e deriva fissa …
102tempest — tem|pest [ tempəst ] noun count 1. ) LITERARY a severe storm with strong winds and heavy rain or snow 2. ) a situation in which people are very upset or excited => TEAPOT …
103tempest — [13] Latin tempestās started off meaning nothing more alarming than ‘period of time’ (it was a derivative of tempus ‘time’, source of English temporary). Gradually, however, it progressed via ‘weather’ to ‘bad weather, storm’. Tempus moved in to… …
104TEMPEST — [1] (engl. Sturm ) US Regierungsprogramm (ab 1950) zur Entwicklung von Technologien gegen die Ausstrahlung von ausspähbaren Signalen aus elektronischen Anlagen ( > Computer Security Basics , Russell/Gangemi, ORA 1991) [2] Transient Electro… …
105tempest — sb. RG. 378 …
106tempest — tem·pest || tempɪst n. storm, wind …
107Tempest — Voir Tempête2 …
108tempest — n. 1. Storm, hurricane, gale, squall, tornado, violent wind (usually accompanied with rain, hail, or snow, and sometimes with thunder and lightning). 2. Excitement, tumult, disturbance, commotion, turmoil, perturbation, violent outbreak …
109tempest — noun (C) literary a violent storm …
110tempest — n 1. violent storm, squall, barat, willi waw; hurricane, typhoon, tornado, whirlwind, U.S. twister, cyclone; thunderstorm, thundersquall, windstorm; blizzard, northeaster, snowstorm; duststorm, duster, sirocco, harmattan, sandstorm, simoon,… …