Examples of using Cyclones in English and their translations into Arabic
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These include, for example, desertification, deforestation, bush and step fire, heavy rains and cyclones, storm winds, soil and coastal erosion and fluctuation of ground water.
Between 11 and 12 September five tropical cyclones were active at the same time, the record for the Atlantic basin.
In cooperation with WMO, ESCAP continues to support the efforts of the Typhoon Committee and the Panel on Tropical Cyclones.
Any shifts in rainfall regimes- especially if tropical cyclones increase in intensity and frequency- will also seriously disrupt the lives of small island developing States populations.
(a) Designing effective mechanisms to reduce the impact and to mitigate the effects of natural disasters, such as droughts, earthquakes, cyclones and floods;
It was one of the top 10 fiercest cyclones in the recorded history of the past 137 years.
Moreover, island States like Madagascar were exposed to natural disasters such as cyclones, drought and plagues of locust.
The commission also continues to provide substantive support to the Typhoon Committee and the Panel on Tropical Cyclones.
Indeed, in 1995 Madagascar suffered no cyclones comparable to those of 1994.
Report of the Secretary-General on measures to be taken following the cyclones and floods that have affected Madagascar.
Displacement is occurring as a result of frequent sudden-onset disasters(such as cyclones, floods and non-climatic hazards) and slow-onset processes(such as sea-level rise).
In the Philippines, 19 tropical cyclones were reported in 2011, compared with 11 in 2010.
In the Pacific, cyclones followed by prolonged drought in 1983 and 1985 damaged sugar cane and other crops in Fiji; as a result, sugar output fell by more than 40 per cent.
The Brooklyn Cyclones.
Go Cyclones!
Cyclones Sidr.
Cyclones Flood Socotra.
Are all low-pressure cyclones.
Way to go, Cyclones!
I heard the cyclones qualified.