stormily

/stˈɔɹmili/ adv

In a stormy manner. Often used figuratively for noisily.

Word Origin Stormily comes from the Old English storm, which itself traces back to Proto-Germanic sturmaz meaning 'commotion, tempest.' The idea is that when you do something stormily, you're acting with the wild energy of a storm. The same root gives us stormy, storminess, and compounds like thunderstorm and brainstorm.

adv In a stormy manner. Often used figuratively for noisily.

The meeting ended stormily with shouting and slammed doors.

(副词) 激烈地;狂暴地;吵闹地

会议在喧闹声中结束,伴随着喊叫和摔门声。

(adverbio) tormentosamente; agitablemente; bulliciosamente; alborotadamente [De manera tormentosa. A menudo se usa figurativamente para referirse a algo ruidoso o agitado.]

La reunión terminó de manera tormentosa con gritos y portazos.

(adverbe) orageusement; violemment; tumultueusement [De manière orageuse ; au figuré, de façon bruyante et agitée.]

La réunion s'est terminée orageusement, avec des cris et des portes claquées.

(Adverb) stürmisch; lautstark; aufgebracht [Auf stürmische Weise; oft im übertragenen Sinn für lautstark oder aufgebracht.]

Die Versammlung endete **stormily** mit Geschrei und zugeschlagenen Türen.

(副詞) 嵐のように。転じて、騒々しく、激しく。

会議は怒号が飛び交い、ドアが乱暴に閉められるなど、荒々しい雰囲気のうちに終わった。

(advérbio) tempestuosamente; tumultuosamente; tormentosamente; agitada [De maneira tempestuosa. Frequentemente usado figurativamente para barulhentamente.]

A reunião terminou tempestuosamente, com gritos e portas batidas.

Word parts: storm + y + ly

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