violence; brute force

To be left out in the open air or sun without cover; to be exposed to the elements

windstorm; tempest; violent weather conditions like typhoons or sandstorms

torrential rain; cloudburst; a sudden and violent rainstorm

violent; brutal; ferocious

irascible; irritable; violent; hot-tempered; easily provoked to anger or violence

thug; ruffian; bandit; person who uses violence to harm innocent people or disturb public order

violent rainstorm; tempest; storm

sudden huge profits, typically obtained in a short period of time or through illegal means

rude; rough; crude; harsh; brutal

to fall sharply or steeply in value, such as prices, stock markets, or support rates

to rise suddenly and sharply, used primarily when describing water levels or prices

to take collective armed action against a government or political system; to stage an insurrection

cruel and violent; ruthless; vicious

a cruel and oppressive ruler; despot

to happen suddenly and violently, used for floods, epidemics, or diseases

A sudden and powerful storm wind or gale; in meteorology, specifically refers to a force 11 wind.

snowstorm; blizzard; can be used literally or to describe a powerful social or political force

savage act; outrage; (literary) tyrannical or brutal behavior

riot; rebellion; revolt

To prevent or suppress riots or violent uprisings; often describes equipment or forces used to maintain order.

to suddenly become wealthy, often used with a negative connotation; to strike it rich overnight

tyranny; despotic rule; cruel and oppressive political measures

A person or family who has suddenly become wealthy or powerful, often used to imply a lack of social grace or taste; upstart; parvenu

To abandon oneself to despair; to give up and stop bothering; to lack ambition or wallow in a dissipated life.

to become extremely angry; to rage violently

to eat and drink immoderately or without restraint; binge eating

fierce and cruel; savagely violent (of a person or animal)

to reap huge profits, often by illegal or unscrupulous means; to seek quick and excessive gains

(idiom) howling wind and torrential rain; a violent storm

to stamp one's feet and shout in a great fury; to be in a thundering rage; to go on a rampage

sandstorm or dust storm; a weather phenomenon where strong winds carry large amounts of sand and dirt through the air

the practice or policy of not using physical force, or characterized by the absence of violence

fiery or hot-tempered; typically used to describe a person's character or disposition

(of the sun) to scorch or burn; to be exposed to a scorching sun for a long time

A weather phenomenon caused by cumulonimbus clouds, featuring both thunder and lightning and often accompanied by strong wind, heavy rain, or hail.

To be revealed completely; to come to light with nothing hidden or left out.

Armed police or special units responsible for controlling riots and preventing violent crimes; referred to as [[镇暴警察|鎮暴警察|zhen4 bao4 jing3 cha2]] in Taiwan.

brutal; tyrannical; savage

to increase suddenly and sharply; to grow rapidly and substantially

fierce and brutal; showing extreme cruelty or atrocity in one's character or behavior

ruthless and tyrannical; cruel and fierce; (literary) rough and eccentric

violent wind and rain; hurricane; tempest

a mob of people; rioters who use illegal or violent actions to cause social unrest

a rising of the sea as a result of atmospheric pressure changes and wind associated with a storm; storm surge

(variant of [[曝光|曝光|bao4 guang1]]) to expose or reveal a secret; visual exposure (in photography)

describes a personality or temperament that is violent, fierce, and hot-tempered

to meet a sudden death; to drop dead

to eliminate violent criminals and bring peace to law-abiding citizens