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她看上去比实际年龄年轻得多
lluvia
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rain out VB [Am reɪn -, Brit reɪn -], rain off Brit VB (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
to be rained out or Brit off
I. rain [Am reɪn, Brit reɪn] N U or C
nos cogió la lluvia esp Spain
attr rain belt
II. rain [Am reɪn, Brit reɪn] VB impers
III. rain [Am reɪn, Brit reɪn] VB trans
she rained insults on him
rain down VB [Am reɪn -, Brit reɪn -] (v + adv)
rain down blows/bombs/curses:
to rain down on sb insults rained down on them
rain hat, rain hood N
rain check N esp Am SPORTS
to take a rain check on sth inf
rain dance N
rain shadow N
rain gauge N
acid rain N U
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rain off VB trans, rain out VB trans Am
to be rained off [or out]
I. rain [reɪn] N no pl
Phrases:
II. rain [reɪn] VB intr
III. rain [reɪn] VB trans
rain cloud N
rain gauge N
acid rain N
rain forest N
OpenDict entry
rain resistant ADJ
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rain out VB trans
to be rained out
I. rain [reɪn] N
Phrases:
II. rain [reɪn] VB intr
III. rain [reɪn] VB trans
rain cloud N
rain gauge N
rain forest N
acid rain N
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Present
Irain
yourain
he/she/itrains
werain
yourain
theyrain
Past
Irained
yourained
he/she/itrained
werained
yourained
theyrained
Present Perfect
Ihaverained
youhaverained
he/she/ithasrained
wehaverained
youhaverained
theyhaverained
Past Perfect
Ihadrained
youhadrained
he/she/ithadrained
wehadrained
youhadrained
theyhadrained
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Moisture then condensed around the dust and eventually produced a rain cloud.
newsfeed.time.com
Others -- like a miniature rain cloud that zaps coins away your puppet -- let you grief your party members by bumping into them and passing on the annoyance.
www.kotaku.com.au
A huge rain cloud, horizon to horizon, uniform grey and leaking copious amounts of water soon put pay to that idea.
www.mysailing.com.au
That one's the real one, that's the rain cloud over thar.
gawker.com
She tells him her grandson used to be so happy and full of life, but was now his own personal rain cloud.
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