monsoon|monsoons in English

noun

[mon·soon || mɑn'suːn /mɒ-]

strong wind system from the Indian Ocean blowing for six months from the northeast and six months from the southwest; annual season marked by strong winds and heavy rains

Use "monsoon|monsoons" in a sentence

1. ↓ Northeast monsoon

2. In the monsoons, the village is cut off.

3. Now, monsoon, the root of the word "monsoon" comes from the word "season."

4. Now, monsoon, the root of the word " monsoon " comes from the word " season. "

5. It was the monsoon season, too.

6. No tropical monsoon could stop them.

7. That's what brings the monsoon rain.

8. The monsoon rains were beating down.

9. Welcome to the Monsoon Accessorize Malta website

10. The ship beat back against a monsoon.

11. Their drag persona's last name, Monsoon, is derived from the character Edina Monsoon from the British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous.

12. The monsoon rains started early this year.

13. The monsoon season was drawing to a close .

14. * The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Ministry of Earth Sciences have set up a "monsoon desk" to share the latest monsoon prediction models, which are now providing forecasts for the 2011 Indian monsoon season.

15. But in the Indian Ocean, he met the monsoons —winds that reverse direction seasonally.

16. The most abundant and very conspicuous beetles during the monsoons are the blister - beetles , also calledCantharids .

17. The south-west monsoon sets in during April.

18. But in October, remember, we're still in southwest monsoon,

19. Sihanoukville lies in the Tropical monsoon (Am) climate zone.

20. During monsoon season, the rain comes down in sheets.

21. Avoid the monsoon season between May and August.

22. Travelling is much more difficult during the monsoon.

23. The monsoon season was fast approaching, threatening torrential rains.

24. But the wind above is from the northeast monsoon.

25. An area south of the subtropical monsoon climate ocean.