rain
English → English
(weather) Falling water: liquid water in the form of droplets that have condensed from atmospheric water vapor
The dry ground quickly soaked up the heavy rain during the afternoon storm.
(English) The dry ground quickly soaked up the heavy rain during the afternoon storm.
We had to cancel the picnic because of the sudden morning rain.
(English) We had to cancel the picnic because of the sudden morning rain.
(weather) To fall: the process of water droplets falling from the clouds
It started to rain just as we stepped out of the house without umbrellas.
(English) It started to rain just as we stepped out of the house without umbrellas.
In the tropical rainforest, it can rain for several hours every single day.
(English) In the tropical rainforest, it can rain for several hours every single day.
Entry ID: en:en:rain · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary