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посылание
piovuto
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
rain off VB [reɪn -] Brit
to be rained off (cancelled)
to be rained off (stopped)
I. rain [Brit reɪn, Am reɪn] N
1. rain METEO:
it looks like rain before n hood
2. rain (of arrows, ash):
rain fig
pioggia f (of di)
II. rains N
rains npl:
III. rain [Brit reɪn, Am reɪn] VB impers METEO
IV. rain [Brit reɪn, Am reɪn] VB intr
rain blows, bullets, ash, insults:
piovere (on, onto su)
V. rain [Brit reɪn, Am reɪn] VB trans
to rain blows on sb person:
VI. rain [Brit reɪn, Am reɪn]
to be (as) right as rain Brit person:
to be (as) right as rain object:
rain-soaked [ˈreɪnsəʊkt] ADJ
rain-soaked person, garment, ground:
rain check [Brit, Am] N Am
1. rain check COMM:
2. rain check SPORTS:
rain chart [ˈreɪnˌtʃɑːt] N
pouring rain N U
rain gauge [Am ˈreɪn ˌɡeɪdʒ] N
rain out VB [reɪn -] Am
rain out → rain off
rain off VB [reɪn -] Brit
to be rained off (cancelled)
to be rained off (stopped)
rain stick [Am ˈreɪnstɪk] N
rain shadow [Am reɪn ˈʃædoʊ] N
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
Italian
Italian
rain out VB trans
to be rained out
I. rain [reɪn] N
Phrases:
II. rain [reɪn] VB intr
III. rain [reɪn] VB trans
acid rain N
rain cloud N
rain gauge N
rain forest N
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Irain off
yourain off
he/she/itrains off
werain off
yourain off
theyrain off
Past
Irained off
yourained off
he/she/itrained off
werained off
yourained off
theyrained off
Present Perfect
Ihaverained off
youhaverained off
he/she/ithasrained off
wehaverained off
youhaverained off
theyhaverained off
Past Perfect
Ihadrained off
youhadrained off
he/she/ithadrained off
wehadrained off
youhadrained off
theyhadrained off
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
A small, dark rain cloud perpetually hovers over his head to symbolize his bad luck.
en.wikipedia.org
This divide puts academia back into silos: those on the sunny side of funding decisions and those under a constant rain cloud.
theconversation.com
So that was one small silver lining in that rain cloud for me.
gizmodo.com
The "problem" loomed over our heads, a rain cloud waiting to pour.
opinion.inquirer.net
Volcanic ash can block sunlight and thwart rain cloud formation.
www.upi.com

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