🇬🇧 Rain meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To rain means that water falls from the clouds in the sky in many tiny drops. When it rains, you can hear the pitter-patter on the roof, see wet spots on the ground, and often need an umbrella or a raincoat to stay dry. Rain helps plants grow, fills rivers and lakes, and sometimes makes big puddles that are fun to splash in.

As soon as I washed the car, the sky said, “Thanks,” and started to rain all over it.

The clouds decided to rain right after I said, “My socks are finally dry!”

It didn’t just rain; it rained sideways, like the drops were late for an appointment.

When it began to rain, my brother tried to outrun the drops and lost in the first two seconds.

The sky started to rain so suddenly that my hair went from neat to “mad scientist” in three seconds.

A boy and a girl sit under a tree. It starts to rain. The rain taps the tree leaves. The rain hits the girl's hat and the boy's coat. The rain makes them smile. They jump up and run in the rain. The dog joins. They laugh when the rain stops.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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