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pour down [pɔ:(r) daun] |
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raindrop ['reɪndrɑp] |
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out of the frying pan into the fire [aut ɔv ðə 'fraɪɪŋ pæn 'ɪntu ðə 'faɪə(r)] |
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passing rainfalls ['pæsɪŋ 'reɪnfɔ:lz] |
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raindrops ['reɪndrɑps] |
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rain out | |
It rains much more [ɪt reɪnz mʌʧ mɔ:(r)] |
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rainfall ['reɪnfɔ:l] |
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due to the rain, the train will be delayed by half | |
duo to the rain, the train will be delayed by half | |
to rain [tu reɪn] |
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They didn't go to the beach because of the rain. [ðeɪ 'dɪdənt gəu tu ðə bi:ʧ bɪ'kɔ:z ɔv ðə reɪn] |
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They went to the beach despite the rain. [ðeɪ wɛnt tu ðə bi:ʧ dɪs'paɪt ðə reɪn] |
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Despite the rain , they're not wet. [dɪs'paɪt ðə reɪn ðɛə(r) nɔt wɛt] |
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carry an umbrella in case it rains | |
She shouldn't play outside because of the rain. [ʃi: 'ʃudənt pleɪ aut'saɪd bɪ'kɔ:z ɔv ðə reɪn] |
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We're playing outside despite the rain. | |
raincoat ['reɪnkəut] |
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rain [reɪn] |
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I am fed up with this rain / I have enough of this rain | |
spring up [sprɪŋ ʌp] |
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walk home in the rain | |
would you go for a walk in spite of rain | |
There was a lot of rain last year | |
torrential [tɔ:'rɛnʧəl] |
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After the rain, the pavement was like a skating rink | |
springing up ['sprɪŋɪŋ ʌp] |
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runny nose after rain ['rʌnɪ nəuz 'ɑ:ftə(r) reɪn] |
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I never liked rain [aɪ 'nɛvə(r) laɪkt reɪn] |
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insufficient rain [ɪnsə'fɪʃənt reɪn] |
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isolated showers (snow, rain) ['aɪsɪleɪtəd 'ʃauərz snəu reɪn] |
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There hasn't been any rain for a long time [ðɛə(r) 'hæzənt bɪ:n 'ɛnɪ reɪn fɔ:(r) ə lɔ:ŋ taɪm] |
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Due to the rain, the train will be delayed by half an hour [dju: tu ðə reɪn ðə treɪn wɪl bi: dɪ'leɪd baɪ hɑ:f ən 'auə(r)] |
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in the rain [ɪn ðə reɪn] |
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rain heavily [reɪn 'hɛvɪlɪ] |
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be rained off [bi: reɪnd ɔf] |
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rain [reɪn] |
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beat down (of sun, rain) [bi:t daun ɔv sʌn reɪn] |
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heavy rainfalls ['hɛvɪ 'reɪnfɔ:lz] |
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in case of rain [ɪn keɪs ɔv reɪn] |
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too much rain [tu: mʌʧ reɪn] |
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stand in the rain [stænd ɪn ðə reɪn] |
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pouring with rain ['pɔ:ɪŋ wɪð reɪn] |
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It has rained a lot recently. [ɪt hæz reɪnd ə lɔt 'ri:sɪntlɪ] |
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Flight to Amsterdam has been delayed due to heavy rain/extreme weather / lack of staff. [flaɪt tu 'æmstərdæm hæz bɪ:n dɪ'leɪd dju: tu 'hɛvɪ reɪn ɪk'stri:m 'wɛðə(r) læk ɔv stɑ:f] |
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Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ['reɪndrɑps ɔn 'rəuzɪz ænd 'wɪskərz ɔn 'kɪtənz] |
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to rain [tu reɪn] |
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These drops of rain are huge. [ði:z drɔps ɔv reɪn ɑ:(r) hju:ʤ] |
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I don't like the rain [aɪ dəunt laɪk ðə reɪn] |
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scatter ['skætə(r)] |
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acid rains caused by chemical substances dissolved in rain ['æsɪd reɪnz kɔzd baɪ 'kɛmɪkl 'sʌbstənsɪz dɪ'zɔlvd ɪn reɪn] |
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This is another reason why I dislike the rain [ðɪs ɪz ə'nʌðə(r) 'ri:zn waɪ aɪ dɪs'laɪk ðə reɪn] |
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rainfall drops below 50 centimetres a year ['reɪnfɔ:l drɔps bɪ'ləu 50 centimetres ə jɪə(r)] |