to rain; for rain to fall from the sky

light rain; drizzle

torrential rain; cloudburst; a sudden and violent rainstorm

wind and rain; the elements; a storm

heavy rain; specifically refers to rainfall within certain volume thresholds in meteorology

rainfall; precipitation

rainwater; rainfall; rain

An astronomical event where a large number of meteors are seen to radiate from one point in the night sky.

violent rainstorm; tempest; storm

rain that starts and stops suddenly and lasts for a short time; often accompanied by thunder and lightning

rainy day; rainy weather

overcast and rainy weather; cloudy with rain

thunderstorm; rain accompanied by thunder and lightning

moderate rain; specifically defined by meteorologists as a rainfall level between light and heavy rain over a set period of period of time

umbrella; a tool used for protection against the rain

drizzle; fine rain

amount of rain that falls over a certain area during a specific time period, referring generally to how much it rains

The season of the year characterized by frequent and heavy rainfall.

to brave the rain; to go out despite the rain

amount of precipitation or rainfall; quantity of rain measured

rain and snow; weather conditions involving both rain and snow

(regional) to rain; used in certain dialects such as Min Nan and Shanghainese

Hugo, usually referring to Victor Hugo (1802-1885), the French writer and poet

sleet; a mixture of snow and rain

A brief period of rain accompanied by thunder and lightning

a type of dense forest characterized by high rainfall and warm temperatures, typically found in tropical or subtropical regions

To be rained on or caught in the rain.

rain during the springtime; a gift from above

(idiom) trials and hardships; ups and downs; many difficulties encountered over a long period of time

misty rain; drizzle that looks like smoke or fog

raindrop; a drop of water falling from clouds in the sky

To plan ahead or take precautions before trouble occurs; literally "to bind around with silk before it rains," derived from the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]].

waterproof outer garment worn to protect the body from rain

literally meaning spring bamboo shoots after the rain; used to describe new things emerging and developing rapidly in large numbers

the sound of rain falling, such as a pitter-patter or steady drumming

(idiom) howling wind and torrential rain; a violent storm

To be drenched or caught in the rain.

1. An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure and predict weather changes. 2. (figurative) An indicator or sign that reflects changes or the current status of something else.

dense evergreen forest found in tropical regions with high temperatures and heavy rainfall throughout the year

Rain, snow, or fog that has been made acidic by air pollution from burning fossil fuels; also called [[酸性雨|酸性雨|suan1 xing4 yu3]]

The East Asian rainy season during late spring and early summer, occurring when plums ripen; also called [[霉雨|霉雨|mei2 yu3]] or [[黄梅雨|黃梅雨|huang2 mei2 yu3]].

to call the wind and summon the rain; describes having magical powers or being able to control the forces of nature

rain or shine; to proceed with an outdoor event or journey despite wind or rain

shifty and inconstant; to frequently change one's mind or stance

(idiom) a cloudburst; torrential rain; to rain cats and dogs; describes a heavy and sudden rainstorm

To seek cover to avoid getting wet by the rain

a forest of rifles and a rain of bullets; describes a scene of intense fighting or heavy gunfire