rain in Greek
rain in Greek is βροχή, βρέχω, βρέχει — rain means water falling from clouds in drops.
rain in Greek
βροχή
Pronounced: vrochi
βρέχω
Pronounced: vrecho
(impersonal, meteorology) To have rain fall from the sky.
βρέχει
Pronounced: vrechei
(impersonal, meteorology) To have rain fall from the sky.
What does "rain" mean?
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noun Water falling from clouds in drops.
"We got soaked walking home in the rain."
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verb Of the weather, to have rain falling.
"It started to rain just as the match kicked off."
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verb To fall or arrive in large quantities, as if raining.
"Compliments rained down on the young violinist after her performance."
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rain in a sentence
- We got soaked walking home in the rain.
- Heavy rain flooded several streets downtown.
- It started to rain just as the match kicked off.
- Compliments rained down on the young violinist after her performance.
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What is "rain" in Greek?
"rain" in Greek is βροχή, βρέχω, βρέχει. rain means: Water falling from clouds in drops.
How do you pronounce βροχή?
"rain" in Greek is βροχή, pronounced "vrochi".
How do you use "rain" in a sentence?
Example: "We got soaked walking home in the rain." In Greek, "rain" is βροχή, βρέχω, βρέχει.
Are there other ways to say "rain" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "rain": βροχή, βρέχω, βρέχει.
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