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1. (n.) snowfall
a fall of snow.
2. snowfall
the amount of snow at a particular place or in a given time.
Etymology: (1815–25)
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| Definition of 'snowfall' |
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1. (noun) snow, snowfall
precipitation falling from clouds in the form of ice crystals
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Sense: a fall or shower of snow that settles on the ground
There was a heavy snowfall last night.
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Afrikaans: sneeuval |
Arabic: سُقوط الثَّلْج |
Bulgarian: снеговалеж |
Brazilian: neve |
Czech: sněžení |
German: der Schneefall |
Danish: snefald |
Greek: χιονόπτωση |
Spanish: nevada |
Estonian: lumesadu |
Farsi: بارش برف |
Finnish: lumisade |
French: chute de neige |
Hebrew: יְרִידַת שֶׁלֶג |
Hindi: हिमपात |
Croatian: padanje snijega, snježne |
Hungarian: hóesés |
Indonesian: hujan salju |
Icelandic: snjókoma |
Italian: nevicata |
Japanese: 降雪 |
Korean: 눈 내림 |
Lithuanian: snigimas |
Latvian: sniegputenis |
Malay: hujan salji |
Dutch: sneeuwval |
Norwegian: snøfall, –vær |
Polish: opadśnieżny |
Persian: بارش برف |
Pashto: واوره، دواورې وريا |
Portuguese: nevão |
Romanian: ninsoare |
Russian: снегопад |
Slovak: sneženie |
Slovenian: sneženje |
Serbian: snežna padavina |
Swedish: snöfall |
Thai: หิมะที่ตกลงมา |
Turkish: kar yağışı |
Taiwanese: 下雪 |
Ukrainian: снігопад |
Urdu: برف باری |
Vietnamese: sự rơi nhiều tuyết |
Chinese: 下雪 |
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