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Shower
01
ducha
a piece of equipment that flows water all over your body from above
Ejemplos
The outdoor shower in the garden provided a refreshing way to cool off on hot summer days.
La ducha exterior en el jardín proporcionaba una forma refrescante de refrescarse en los calurosos días de verano.
02
ducha
an act of washing our body while standing under a stream of water
Ejemplos
I usually take a quick shower before breakfast.
Normalmente me doy una ducha rápida antes del desayuno.
03
chubasco, chaparrón
a brief period of rain or snow
Ejemplos
A quick shower caught us off guard while we were hiking.
Un chaparrón nos pilló desprevenidos mientras estábamos haciendo senderismo.
04
a brief, sudden outpouring of something
Ejemplos
The festival ended with a shower of confetti.
05
a social gathering where guests present gifts to a person, typically celebrating an event such as a wedding or birth
Ejemplos
She received many presents at her housewarming shower.
06
a person who organizes or presents an exhibit or display for others
Ejemplos
The museum hired a shower to arrange the new exhibit.
to shower
01
ducharse
to bathe under a continuous flow of water, typically for cleansing the body
Intransitive
Ejemplos
He prefers to shower in the evening to unwind before bed.
Él prefiere ducharse por la noche para relajarse antes de acostarse.
02
caer un chaparrón
to rain or snow as if in a shower
Intransitive
Ejemplos
The sky darkened, and rain began to shower in quick bursts.
El cielo se oscureció, y la lluvia comenzó a caer en ráfagas rápidas.
03
rociar, bañar
to cause a large number of small things to fall on someone or something
Transitive: to shower sb/sth with sth
Ejemplos
He showered the ground with confetti after the announcement.
Él rocío el suelo con confeti después del anuncio.
04
colmar, llover
to give someone a large number of things, often as a display of generosity or affection
Transitive: to shower sb with sth
Ejemplos
She was showered with compliments on her new dress.
Fue llovida de cumplidos por su vestido nuevo.
05
cubrir, inundar
to give a large number of things, especially praise, gifts, or compliments, to someone
Transitive: to shower sth on sb
Ejemplos
The community showered gifts on the family after their loss.
La comunidad colmó a la familia de regalos después de su pérdida.
06
rociar, duchar
to spray or cover someone or something with water in the form of small drops or a light stream
Ejemplos
He had already showered the garden before sunrise.
Ya había rociado el jardín antes del amanecer.
Árbol Léxico
showery
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