The meaning of Drizzle
Drizzle – definition
nounLight rain falling in very fine drops.
Usage examples:
Scotland will be cloudy with patchy drizzle
verbRain lightly.
Usage examples:
It's started to drizzle
nounA slight rain
Usage examples:
We had fog and drizzle earlier, but now it’s sunny., it’s been drizzling on and off all day.
Drizzle translation into English
Drizzle: translate from English into Chinese
细雨, 毛毛雨, 霂, 溟, 蒙, 挹, 霢, 漊
Drizzle: translate from English into Dutch
Motregen, Motregenen, Stofregen
Drizzle: translate from English into French
Bruine, Bruiner, Crachin, Pluie fine, Crachiner
Drizzle: translate from English into German
Nieselregen, Nieseln, Sprühregen, Rieseln
Drizzle: translate from English into Hindi
बूंदा बांदी, फुहार पड़ना, झींसी पड़नेवाला वर्षा, झींसी पड़ना, बूंग-बूंदी, बूंदा-बूंदी पड़ना
Drizzle: translate from English into Italian
Pioggerella, Piovigginare
Drizzle: translate from English into Korean
이슬비, 이슬비가 내리다, 가랑비가 내리다
Drizzle: translate from English into Russian
Морось, Моросить, Изморось, Мелкий дождь
Drizzle: translate from English into Spanish
Llovizna, Lloviznar, Garúa
Word origin
mid 16th century: probably based on Old English drēosan ‘to fall’, of Germanic origin; probably related to dreary.
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