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1 rain
{rein}
I. 1. дъжд, валеж
pl дъждовен период (в тропиците)
in the RAIN в/на дъжда
out of the RAIN на сухо/сушина
RAIN or shine каквото и да e времето, прен. каквото и да стане, на всяка цена
2. прен. потоци, реки (от сълзи и пр.), град (ушка) (от удари и пр.)
3. attr дъждовен, за дъжд
he doesn't know enough to come in/get out of the RAIN никак не e съобразителен, голям будала/ахмак е
II. 1. вали (дъжд)
it has RAINed itself out преваля, дъждът премина
2. прен. лея (се), сипя (се), изливам (се) (upon)
it never RAINs but it pours нещастието/едно зло никога не идва само* * *{rein} n 1. дъжд; валеж; pl дъждовен период (в тропиците); in th(2) {rein} v 1. вали (дъжд); it has rained itself out преваля, дъжд* * *преваляване; валеж; дъждовен; дъжд;* * *1. attr дъждовен, за дъжд 2. he doesn't know enough to come in/get out of the rain никак не e съобразителен, голям будала/ахмак е 3. i. дъжд, валеж 4. ii. вали (дъжд) 5. in the rain в/на дъжда 6. it has rained itself out преваля, дъждът премина 7. it never rains but it pours нещастието/едно зло никога не идва само 8. out of the rain на сухо/сушина 9. pl дъждовен период (в тропиците) 10. rain or shine каквото и да e времето, прен. каквото и да стане, на всяка цена 11. прен. лея (се), сипя (се), изливам (се) (upon) 12. прен. потоци, реки (от сълзи и пр.), град (ушка) (от удари и пр.)* * *rain [rein] I. n 1. дъжд, валеж; pl дъждовен период (в тропиците); it is pouring with \rain, the \rain comes down in torrents вали проливен дъжд (като из ведро); \rain or shine каквото и да е времето; прен. каквото и да стане, на всяка цена; 2. прен. потоци, реки (от сълзи), градушка, град (от удари); • he doesn't know enough to come in ( get) out of the \rain той никак не е съобразителен; as right as \rain напълно здрав, в отлична форма; 3. attr дъждовен, за дъжд; \rain worm дъждовен червей; II. v 1. вали дъжд; прен. лея (се), сипя (се), изливам (се) ( upon); to \rain cats and dogs, ам. to \rain pitchforks вали като из ведро; it has \rained itself out преваля́, дъждът премина; • it never \rains but it pours нещастието никога не идва само; 2.: to \rain off, ам. to \rain out отлагам състезание (поради дъжд).
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