Definition of pampero in English:

pampero

nounPlural pamperos pamˈpɛːrəʊpamˈperō

A strong, cold south-westerly wind in South America, blowing from the Andes across the pampas towards the Atlantic.
帕姆佩罗风（南美洲寒冷的西南强风，从安第斯山脉经大草原刮向大西洋）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Pampero is usually accompanied by very humid and close conditions, severe rain, hail and thunderstorms and is followed by a cold, dry, gusty, southerly or south-westerly wind.
- A pampero event marks the passage of a cold front and often brings a considerable drop in temperature.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Spanish pampas 'plain'.

Definition of pampero in US English:

pampero

nounpamˈperō

A strong, cold southwesterly wind in South America, blowing from the Andes across the pampas toward the Atlantic.
帕姆佩罗风（南美洲寒冷的西南强风，从安第斯山脉经大草原刮向大西洋）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Pampero is usually accompanied by very humid and close conditions, severe rain, hail and thunderstorms and is followed by a cold, dry, gusty, southerly or south-westerly wind.
- A pampero event marks the passage of a cold front and often brings a considerable drop in temperature.

Origin

Late 18th century: from Spanish pampas ‘plain’.

词汇	pampero
释义	Definition of pampero in English: pampero nounPlural pamperos pamˈpɛːrəʊpamˈperō A strong, cold south-westerly wind in South America, blowing from the Andes across the pampas towards the Atlantic. 帕姆佩罗风（南美洲寒冷的西南强风，从安第斯山脉经大草原刮向大西洋） Example sentencesExamples The Pampero is usually accompanied by very humid and close conditions, severe rain, hail and thunderstorms and is followed by a cold, dry, gusty, southerly or south-westerly wind. A pampero event marks the passage of a cold front and often brings a considerable drop in temperature. Origin Late 18th century: from Spanish pampas 'plain'. Definition of pampero in US English: pampero nounpamˈperō A strong, cold southwesterly wind in South America, blowing from the Andes across the pampas toward the Atlantic. 帕姆佩罗风（南美洲寒冷的西南强风，从安第斯山脉经大草原刮向大西洋） Example sentencesExamples The Pampero is usually accompanied by very humid and close conditions, severe rain, hail and thunderstorms and is followed by a cold, dry, gusty, southerly or south-westerly wind. A pampero event marks the passage of a cold front and often brings a considerable drop in temperature. Origin Late 18th century: from Spanish pampas ‘plain’.
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