rain
英 [reɪn]
美[reɪn]
- n. 雨；下雨；雨天；雨季
- vi. 下雨；降雨
- vt. 大量地给；使大量落下
- n. (Rain)人名；(法)兰；(英)雷恩；(罗、捷)赖恩
词组搭配
rain out
To force the cancellation or postponement of (an outdoor event) because of rain.
延期，取消：由于雨而被迫取消或推迟（户外活动）
be as right as rain
(of a person) be perfectly fit and well
（人）非常健康；毫无问题
it never rains but it pours
rain cats and dogs
rain very hard
大雨倾盆，大雨滂沱
rain on someone's parade
(informal, chiefly N. Amer.)prevent someone from enjoying an occasion or event; spoil someone's plans
(非正式，主北美)使扫兴；破坏某人的计划
(come) rain or shine
whether it rains or not
不论晴雨；无论如何
he runs six miles every morning, rain or shine.
他每天早晨跑六英里，风雨无阻。
rain something off (或 美
(一般作 be rained off)cause an event to be terminated or cancelled because of rain
因雨终止（或中断）；使因雨取消（或改期）
the match was rained off.
比赛因雨改期。
rain cats and dogs【非正式用语】
To rain very heavily.
下倾盆大雨：猛烈地下雨
双语例句
- 1. The recent rain had churned up the waterfall into a muddy whirlpool.
- 最近的一场雨把瀑布搅成了泥水漩涡。
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- 2. She was born in the middle of a rain storm.
- 她出生在一场暴风雨中。
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- 3. He stared at the rain spattering on the glass.
- 他凝视着雨点溅落在玻璃上。
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- 4. His hair was plastered down to his scalp by the rain.
- 他的头发淋雨后紧贴在头皮上。
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- 5. Acid rain is not straightforwardly attributable to the burning of coal.
- 酸雨并非简单地由烧煤造成。
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