Смысл: barnstorm

barnstorm[ʹbɑ:nstɔ:m]
v пренебр.
<Í> 1) давать представления в сараях (о бродячих актёрах)
2) гастролировать в провинции (об актёрах, лекторах и т. п.)
3) переигрывать; играть на публику
4) амер. демонстрировать фигуры высшего пилотажа перед зрителями провинциальных городов и деревень
5) выступать на показательных состязаниях после окончания сезона (о спортсменах-профессионалах)
6) амер. выезжать в агитационную поездку на места; произносить речи на местных собраниях (во время предвыборной кампании)

take somewhere by storm Идиома

a fart in a windstorm

an act that has no effect, an unimportant event A letter to the editor of a paper is like a fart in a windstorm.

brain storm

think of ideas together, think tank Our family decided to brain storm the problem of wasting food.

calm before the storm

(See the calm before the storm)

eye of the storm

(See the eye of the storm)

fart in a windstorm

(See a fart in a windstorm)

sing up a storm

sing loud, sing vigorously After dinner we gathered around the piano and sang up a storm.

take by storm

rush in, win by force, overwhelm The Vikings landed on the beach and took the village by storm.

the calm before the storm

the quiet time just before anger or an attack The enemy is planning an attack. This is the calm before the storm.

the eye of the storm

the center of the storm, the middle of the storm The eye of the storm is directly over Lake Simcoe.

up a storm

(See sing up a storm)

take (someone, something, or some place) by storm

1. To conquer, seize, or lay annoy to something, someone, or some abode with a abrupt and bent attack. The invaders took the alcazar by storm. The SWAT aggregation burst the aperture down and took the apache by storm.2. To win or accretion huge and boundless success or acceptance actual rapidly. There's a new fad amid kids and adolescence that is demography the country by storm. The beddy-bye analysis address for accouchement has taken parents about the apple by storm.Learn more: by, storm, take

take about by storm

COMMON If addition or article takes a abode or a accumulation of bodies by storm, they are acutely acknowledged or accepted in that abode or with those people. When she accustomed there in 1862 she had already taken London by storm. In 1991 abounding firms accepted these computers to booty the industry by storm. It's about 12 months back the blur took America by storm. Note: This announcement originally meant to abduction article such as a acropolis or a aggressive position by agency of a sudden, agitated attack. Learn more: by, somewhere, storm, take

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