English–French
“gust” in French
French
Pronunciation
IPA/ʁafal/
Example
Fais attention, il y a des rafales de vent aujourd'hui.
Be careful, there are gusts of wind today.
How to say “gust” in French
“Gust” in French is rafale.
A brief forceful sweep arriving all at once, whether from wind or a weapon.
Example sentences with rafale
Des rafales ont renversé les chaises du café.
Gusts of wind knocked over the cafe chairs.
Tips for using rafale
- The context normally follows rafale: rafale de vent refers to wind, while rafale de tirs refers to gunfire.