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Definition of rainy in English: rainyadjectiverainier, rainiest ˈreɪniˈreɪni (of weather, a period, or an area) having or characterized by considerable rainfall. （天气、时间段、地区）多雨的 多雨的下午。 Example sentencesExamples - The state government blamed cold and rainy weather for the programme's shortcomings.
- Poa bulbosa becomes dormant quite early in the growth season, well before the end of the rainy period.
- In south China, the weather is hot, rainy and wet, so cool foods are good for the health.
- Even on rainy days the large hall space allows for plenty of physical and fun activities.
- I'm in Houston and we got our first bit of cold, rainy winter weather this week.
- What better way to spend a rainy holiday summer afternoon in Salcombe or Lowestoft?
- In rainy periods, when few insects are flying, the birds switch to ground feeding.
- The collapse occurred in the heavy downpours that marked the last two rainy seasons.
- It's not a dinner-party dish, but it might be just what you want on a rainy weekend.
- My first trip was to Windermere and I remember that it was a miserable, rainy day but we still went out on the lake.
- I managed to get a short walk in between showers on what's been a mostly rainy day.
- The rate of infection has accelerated dramatically with the onset of the rainy season.
- Here, during the rainy season, rapid bubbling rivers flow along the bottoms of these chasms.
- In fact, the seed dispersal rate was notably higher when capsules dried after a rainy period.
- Carling will try to convince the consumer that it is as Scottish as heather and rainy summers.
- Umbrella sellers don't care what the annual rainfall is, they care how many rainy days there will be.
- The water in the jail is cold, and the weather has turned rainy so there is very little sun.
- The rainy weather definitely seems to have moved on as it is sunny this morning.
- There is something about rainy days that can make you feel strangely melancholic and happy at the same time.
- On rainy days, water cascading from the roof provides the area with a relaxing view.
Synonyms wet, showery, drizzly, damp, inclement
PhrasesUsed in reference to a possible time in the future when money will be needed. 可能有困难（尤指缺钱）的未来日子 putting money by for a rainy day 存钱以备不时之需。 Example sentencesExamples - If a company is doing well, any spare cash has to be put away for a rainy day; if it is doing badly, there is no money to spare.
- ISAs are probably the best way for us to save money for a rainy day, build up a nest egg and save for the long term.
- Once those paychecks start rolling in, don't forget to save something for a rainy day as well as your retirement!
- Everyone needs money in the bank for a rainy day, so your first savings should be on deposit.
- We all know that we should have some money put away for a rainy day.
- He was storing for the future, saving for a rainy day, providing for his old age.
- Where it is expensive, consider saving that extra money to protect against a rainy day.
- Once you have the basic home comforts, it's important to have money put aside for a rainy day.
- Instead of banking the funds for a rainy day, Michigan lawmakers went on a spending spree.
- A high-interest savings account is a good place to start, if you just want to put away some money for a rainy day.
Derivativesadverb noun Actually, the rumours of Seattle raininess have been highly exaggerated.
OriginOld English rēnig (see rain, -y1). RhymesBahraini, brainy, Chaney, Eugénie, grainy, Janey, Khomeini, veiny, waney, zany Definition of rainy in US English: rainyadjectiveˈrānēˈreɪni (of weather, a period of time, or an area) having a great deal of rainfall. （天气、时间段、地区）多雨的 多雨的下午。 Example sentencesExamples - The state government blamed cold and rainy weather for the programme's shortcomings.
- Carling will try to convince the consumer that it is as Scottish as heather and rainy summers.
- Even on rainy days the large hall space allows for plenty of physical and fun activities.
- In rainy periods, when few insects are flying, the birds switch to ground feeding.
- The rate of infection has accelerated dramatically with the onset of the rainy season.
- I'm in Houston and we got our first bit of cold, rainy winter weather this week.
- It's not a dinner-party dish, but it might be just what you want on a rainy weekend.
- On rainy days, water cascading from the roof provides the area with a relaxing view.
- Poa bulbosa becomes dormant quite early in the growth season, well before the end of the rainy period.
- The water in the jail is cold, and the weather has turned rainy so there is very little sun.
- My first trip was to Windermere and I remember that it was a miserable, rainy day but we still went out on the lake.
- In south China, the weather is hot, rainy and wet, so cool foods are good for the health.
- The collapse occurred in the heavy downpours that marked the last two rainy seasons.
- I managed to get a short walk in between showers on what's been a mostly rainy day.
- There is something about rainy days that can make you feel strangely melancholic and happy at the same time.
- Here, during the rainy season, rapid bubbling rivers flow along the bottoms of these chasms.
- In fact, the seed dispersal rate was notably higher when capsules dried after a rainy period.
- What better way to spend a rainy holiday summer afternoon in Salcombe or Lowestoft?
- The rainy weather definitely seems to have moved on as it is sunny this morning.
- Umbrella sellers don't care what the annual rainfall is, they care how many rainy days there will be.
Synonyms wet, showery, drizzly, damp, inclement
PhrasesUsed in reference to a possible time in the future when money will be needed. 可能有困难（尤指缺钱）的未来日子 invest and save for a rainy day Example sentencesExamples - Where it is expensive, consider saving that extra money to protect against a rainy day.
- He was storing for the future, saving for a rainy day, providing for his old age.
- Instead of banking the funds for a rainy day, Michigan lawmakers went on a spending spree.
- Everyone needs money in the bank for a rainy day, so your first savings should be on deposit.
- If a company is doing well, any spare cash has to be put away for a rainy day; if it is doing badly, there is no money to spare.
- A high-interest savings account is a good place to start, if you just want to put away some money for a rainy day.
- We all know that we should have some money put away for a rainy day.
- ISAs are probably the best way for us to save money for a rainy day, build up a nest egg and save for the long term.
- Once those paychecks start rolling in, don't forget to save something for a rainy day as well as your retirement!
- Once you have the basic home comforts, it's important to have money put aside for a rainy day.
OriginOld English rēnig (see rain, -y). |