rainwater in Japanese
rainwater in Japanese is 雨水 — rainwater means water that has fallen as rain, especially before it drains into rivers, lakes, or the sea.
rainwater in Japanese
雨水
Pronounced: amamizu
Water (for a house, etc.) sourced from rain which has not joined a spring, stream or river, pond, lake or sea.
What does "rainwater" mean?
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noun Water that has fallen as rain, especially before it drains into rivers, lakes, or the sea.
"They collect rainwater in a barrel to water the garden."
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rainwater in a sentence
- They collect rainwater in a barrel to water the garden.
- A puddle of rainwater had formed at the bottom of the steps.
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What is "rainwater" in Japanese?
"rainwater" in Japanese is 雨水. rainwater means: Water that has fallen as rain, especially before it drains into rivers, lakes, or the sea.
How do you pronounce 雨水?
"rainwater" in Japanese is 雨水, pronounced "amamizu".
How do you use "rainwater" in a sentence?
Example: "They collect rainwater in a barrel to water the garden." In Japanese, "rainwater" is 雨水.
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