wind gauge (Meaning)
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wind gauge (n)
a gauge for recording the speed and direction of wind
Synonyms & Antonyms of wind gauge
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wind gauge Sentence Examples
- The wind gauge on my boat measured gusts of over 50 knots during the storm.
- Before launching the kite, I consulted the wind gauge to ensure optimal conditions.
- The airport's wind gauge indicated a crosswind component, requiring adjustments to landing procedures.
- The wind gauge in the backyard was spinning wildly, predicting a strong windstorm approaching.
- Sailors rely heavily on wind gauges to navigate and avoid dangerous conditions.
- Engineers use wind gauges to design buildings and bridges that can withstand high winds.
- Farmers monitor wind gauges to determine when to adjust irrigation systems or harvest crops.
- Researchers employ wind gauges to collect data on wind patterns and climate change.
- The wind gauge on the atop the skyscraper swayed violently, indicating the presence of strong gusts.
- The wind gauge at the construction site was damaged during a thunderstorm, necessitating a replacement.
FAQs About the word wind gauge
a gauge for recording the speed and direction of wind
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The wind gauge on my boat measured gusts of over 50 knots during the storm.
Before launching the kite, I consulted the wind gauge to ensure optimal conditions.
The airport's wind gauge indicated a crosswind component, requiring adjustments to landing procedures.
The wind gauge in the backyard was spinning wildly, predicting a strong windstorm approaching.
