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1. (n.) drought
a period of dry weather, esp. a long one that is injurious to crops.
2. drought
an extended shortage; scarcity; dearth.
3. drought
Archaic.
Etymology: (bef. 1000; ME; OE drūgath <drūg- (base of dr&ymacr;gedry ))
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| Definition of 'Drought' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) drought, drouth
a shortage of rainfall
"farmers most affected by the drought hope that there may yet be sufficient rain early in the growing season"
2. (noun) drought, drouth
a prolonged shortage
"when England defeated Pakistan it ended a ten-year drought"
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1. (noun) drought
a long period without rain
Drought had ruined the crop.; a prolonged drought
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| Definition of 'Drought' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Drought
dryness; want of rain or of water; especially, such dryness of the weather as affects the earth, and prevents the growth of plants; aridity
2. (noun) Drought
thirst; want of drink
3. (noun) Drought
scarcity; lack
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Sense: (a period of) lack of rain
The reservoir dried up completely during the drought.
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Afrikaans: droogte |
Arabic: جَفاف، قَحْط، مَحْل |
Bulgarian: суша |
Brazilian: seca |
Czech: sucho |
German: die Dürre |
Danish: tørke |
Greek: ξηρασία |
Spanish: sequía |
Estonian: põud |
Farsi: خشکسالی |
Finnish: kuivuus |
French: sécheresse |
Hebrew: בצורת |
Hindi: सूखा, अकाल |
Croatian: suša |
Hungarian: szárazság |
Indonesian: musim kering |
Icelandic: langvarandiþurrviðri |
Italian: siccità |
Japanese: 干ばつ |
Korean: 가뭄 |
Lithuanian: sausra |
Latvian: sausums |
Malay: kemarau |
Dutch: droogte |
Norwegian: tørke(periode) |
Polish: susza |
Persian: خشکسالی |
Pashto: وچكالى |
Portuguese: seca |
Romanian: secetă |
Russian: засуха |
Slovak: sucho |
Slovenian: suša |
Serbian: suša |
Swedish: torka |
Thai: ความแห้งแล้ง |
Turkish: kuraklık |
Taiwanese: 乾旱 |
Ukrainian: засуха |
Urdu: سوکھا |
Vietnamese: hạn hán |
Chinese: 干旱 |
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