tempestuous in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for tempestuous in the English»French Dictionary

tempestuous [Brit tɛmˈpɛstjʊəs, Am tɛmˈpɛstʃ(u)əs] ADJ

tempestuous quarrel, relationship

tempétueux/-euse

tempestuous music, person

impétueux/-euse

tempestuous sea, wind

tempétueux/-euse

Translations for tempestuous in the French»English Dictionary

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tempétueux (tempétueuse) personne

tempestuous

tumultueux (tumultueuse) vie, jeunesse

turbulent, tempestuous

tempestuous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tempestuous in the French»English Dictionary

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tempétueux (-euse)

tempestuous

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English

It was a tempestuous relationship, and the marriage ended in separation a few years later.

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Of course, the path of true love never ran smoothly, and this tempestuous and often passionate relationship saw its fair share of ups and downs.

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He set about his duties with tempestuous energy.

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Some epic films portray a tempestuous romance against the background of war.

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Some critics have observed that her reportedly tempestuous personal life eventually took a toll on her voice.

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The beginning is rather tempestuous, expressed in swift 16th figures alternating inexorably between strings and woodwind.

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The marriage proved to be unhappy one; it brought two tempestuous characters together.

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Their relationship is tempestuous, getting off on a bad start from literally day one, as they argued on their honeymoon and spent the night apart.

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It's always been fiery and tempestuous and really on the edge and it never stops.

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More generally, it belongs to the large group of sonnets written to a young, aristocratic man, with whom the poem's speaker shares a tempestuous relationship.

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