Examples of using Lightning strike in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This is where she was when a big storm broke out and she saw lightning strike above her on the mountain.
Central analyser calculate lightning strike location.
The church bell tower was originally 76 meters high, but it was reduced to 57 meters after a lightning strike.
who deftly move and cause a lightning strike to the enemy.
you are in an immediate danger zone for a lightning strike.
In addition to reliable protection from a lightning strike in close proximity of electrical appliances in a thunderstorm, the band finds wide application in the field of decoration.
military felt boot and the lightning strike from the skies!
that luck is rarely a lightning strike, isolated and dramatic.
If lightning strike smashes electric poles
To calculate how far away you are from a lightning strike, count the seconds until you hear the thunder.
it is conductive when it encounters a lightning strike.
so with the determination of magnetic field, lightning strike direction is determined.
the Republic launches a lightning strike into a remote ghost nebula to control the strategic system of Umbara.
Application is very useful for insurance companies when they investigate eligibility of indemnification claim caused by lightning strike.
how to act in case of injury due to lightning strike.
spike, or lightning strike while properly connected to our charger,
If there were not located the regular pattern on that place, thus very similar look like any other common crop field after lightning strike, without a regular shape(but mostly several days,
can't be combined and must be removed with a lightning strike, and diamonds that, when placed,
a woman who survived a lightning strike, runs the House of Conception,
Recent research has shown that following a powerful positive cloud-to-ground lightning strike, red sprites may start as 100-meter balls of ionized air that shoot down from about 80-km high at 10 percent the speed of light and are quickly followed by a group of upward streaking ionized balls.