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1. (n.) downpour
a heavy, drenching rain.
Etymology: (1805–15)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) downpour, cloudburst, deluge, waterspout, torrent, pelter, soaker
a heavy rain
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1. (noun) downpour
a pouring or streaming downwards; esp., a heavy or continuous shower
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Sense: a very heavy fall of rain.
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 Afrikaans: stort reën |
 Arabic: مَطَرٌ غَزير، وابِلٌ من ا |
 Bulgarian: порой |
 Brazilian: chuvarada |
 Czech: liják |
 German: der Platzregen |
 Danish: regnskyl; byge |
 Greek: νεροποντή |
 Spanish: chaparrón |
 Estonian: paduvihm |
 Farsi: باران شدید |
 Finnish: rankkasade |
 French: averse |
 Hebrew: גֶשֶם שוֹטֵף |
 Hindi: मूसलाधार वर्षा |
 Croatian: pljusak kiše |
 Hungarian: felhőszakadás |
 Indonesian: hujan lebat |
 Icelandic: hellirigning |
 Italian: acquazzone |
 Japanese: どしゃ降り |
 Korean: 억수, 폭우 |
 Lithuanian: liūtis |
 Latvian: lietusgāze |
 Malay: hujan lebat |
 Dutch: stortbui |
 Norwegian: regnskyll,øsregn |
 Polish: ulewa |
 Persian: باران شدید |
 Pashto: شديد باران |
 Portuguese: chuvarada |
 Romanian: aversă |
 Russian: ливень |
 Slovak: lejak |
 Slovenian: ploha |
 Serbian: pljusak |
 Swedish: störtregn |
 Thai: ฝนตกหนักมาก |
 Turkish: sağanak |
 Taiwanese: 傾盆大雨 |
 Ukrainian: злива |
 Urdu: تیز بارش |
 Vietnamese: mưa như trút nước |
 Chinese: 倾盆大雨 |
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