derecho 的定义
plural de·re·chos.
- a widespread and severe windstorm that moves rapidly along a fairly straight path and is associated with bands of rapidly moving thunderstorms.
更多derecho例句
- The fiercest, on the afternoon of the 25th, has been described as a tornado or hurricane, and it might have been a derecho, for it ripped off the roofs of houses and helped squelch the fires in the city.
- The storm was what’s known as a derecho, roughly translating to “straight ahead.”
- The Midwest has had many derechos before, says Alan Czarnetzki, a meteorologist at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
- Some anticipated effects of climate change, such as warming at the planet’s surface, could increase the likelihood of more and stronger derechos by increasing atmospheric instability.
- The derecho de consumo (the internal or consumption duty) is an impost averaging nearly twenty per cent.
- Los unos y las otras entran, como se dice, libres de derecho.
- Algunos pases todava imponen a los educandos un derecho pecuniario que se paga al recibir la matrcula.
- Asegure el pas al continente la justicia de su derecho y de su espada.
- No s que haya ctedra alguna de derecho pblico, de fsica esperimental, de anatoma y botnica.