Examples of using "Rüzgâr" in a sentence and their english translations:
The wind isn't blowing.
Let the wind hit my face
These winds are strong.
The wind blew my hat off.
If a gust of wind comes at you,
whichever way the wind may blow,
The wind is increasing to gale strength.
The wind stifles any sound.
The wind is really strong outside.
The hat was blown away by the wind.
The wind blew Tom's hat off.
- At night, a strong wind was blowing.
- A strong wind was blowing at night.
A chilly wind's blowing
This wind is a sign of an approaching storm.
What brings you down here?
I'm down in the shelter, out of the wind, out of any bad weather
[Bear] Thanks to those winds, we've been blown about four miles west of that wreckage.
Though it stopped raining, the wind was still blowing hard.
The wind was so strong that the windows rattled.
A wind from the ocean blows at this time of the year.
Let me give you some advice - don't pee into the wind!
It sure is windy today.
[Bear] But, if there's a strong wind overnight, it could just get totally covered.
Unable to hear over the wind, she must rely on her exceptional night vision.
Windsocks are used to indicate the direction and strength of the wind.
- What brought you here?
- What brings you two here?
The balloon was carried away somewhere by the wind.
The rescue flight had to reckon with strong winds and freezing temperatures.
Dong Energy will build the world's largest offshore wind farm off the coast of Britain.