Pronunciation: /taɪˈfuːn/
noun a tropical storm in the region of the Indian or western Pacific oceans.
A1 A typhoon is a type of storm that occurs in the Pacific Ocean.
A2 People in coastal areas need to prepare for a typhoon by stocking up on supplies.
B1 The typhoon caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure.
B2 Meteorologists are constantly monitoring the development of typhoons to provide early warnings.
C1 The government implemented evacuation plans to ensure the safety of citizens during the typhoon.
C2 The typhoon's intensity and path were carefully analyzed by experts to predict its impact on the region.
verb not applicable
A1 The wind was so strong that it typhooned all the leaves off the trees.
A2 The storm typhooned through the coastal town, causing widespread damage.
B1 The hurricane typhooned across the island, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
B2 The typhooning winds and rain made it impossible to go outside.
C1 The typhooning storm surge flooded the city, forcing residents to evacuate.
C2 The typhooning typhoon was one of the most powerful storms the region had ever experienced.
adjective not applicable
A1 The typhoon winds were very strong.
A2 We had to evacuate our home due to the typhoon warning.
B1 The typhoon season in this region lasts from June to November.
B2 The typhoon caused extensive damage to the coastal areas.
C1 The government implemented a typhoon preparedness plan to minimize the impact of future storms.
C2 The typhoon warning system in place helped to save many lives during the recent storm.
adverb not applicable
A1 The typhoon warning was issued, so everyone stayed indoors.
A2 The typhoon unexpectedly changed course, causing panic among the residents.
B1 Despite the typhoon warning, some people decided to go out and take photos of the storm.
B2 The government has implemented new measures to better prepare for future typhoons.
C1 The typhoon's impact on the region was devastating, leading to widespread destruction.
C2 The typhoon's intensity caught everyone off guard, resulting in a massive humanitarian crisis.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The typhoon is coming.
A2 I heard that a typhoon is approaching the coast.
B1 The typhoon caused extensive damage to the city.
B2 Residents were evacuated before the typhoon made landfall.
C1 The government issued a warning about the typhoon's potential impact.
C2 Meteorologists are closely monitoring the typhoon's path.
preposition not applicable
A1 I saw a typhoon of emotions in her eyes.
A2 The argument between the siblings was a typhoon of shouting and tears.
B1 The political debate turned into a typhoon of conflicting opinions.
B2 The negotiations between the two countries were a typhoon of back-and-forth discussions.
C1 The merger between the two companies was a typhoon of legal documents and contracts.
C2 The scientific conference became a typhoon of innovative ideas and research presentations.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I stayed indoors because of the typhoon.
A2 The typhoon caused a lot of damage to the city.
B1 Although the typhoon was approaching, they decided to go on with the event.
B2 The typhoon warning prompted the evacuation of coastal areas.
C1 In light of the impending typhoon, flights were canceled and schools were closed.
C2 The government implemented emergency measures in response to the typhoon's destructive path.
interjection not applicable
A1 Typhoon! That was a big wave!
A2 Typhoon! I hope everyone stays safe.
B1 Typhoon! We need to evacuate immediately.
B2 Typhoon! The damage caused by the storm is devastating.
C1 Typhoon! The government has declared a state of emergency.
C2 Typhoon! The infrastructure damage will take months to repair.
article not applicable
A1 A typhoon is a type of storm that occurs in the ocean.
A2 During a typhoon, it is important to stay indoors and take shelter.
B1 The typhoon caused widespread damage to the coastal areas.
B2 Residents were evacuated before the typhoon made landfall.
C1 The government issued a warning about the approaching typhoon.
C2 Meteorologists are constantly monitoring the typhoon's path and intensity.
formal The typhoon caused widespread destruction in the coastal regions.
informal I heard there's a typhoon coming our way, better stock up on supplies.
slang Dude, that typhoon was gnarly - it blew my roof off!
figurative The typhoon of emotions inside her made it hard to think clearly.
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