What are two words to describe the rain?

1. Water drenching.

1. Pinyin [ shuǐ lín lín ]

2. Explanation: The state word ( ) describes that the object is full of water, wet.

3. Example sentence: He climbed ashore and was drenched in water.

4. From: Zhao Lihong's "Mountain Rain".

Second, wet drenching.

1. Pinyin [ shī lín lín ].

2. Explanation: state words. Describe an object that is dripping with water: the whole body is drenched in rain.

3. English translation: wet shower

Idioms to describe a lot of rain are: heavy rain, heavy rain, torrential rain, pouring rain, torrential rain, and stormy rain.

Pouring rain, downpour, storms, drizzle, light showers.

Pouring rain, the Milky Way pouring down, storms, downpours.

Idioms to describe heavy rain are: wind and rain, wind and rain, pouring rain, heavy rain, heavy rain, wind and rain, etc.

1. Wind and rain

阑风福雨, a Chinese idiom, pronounced lán fēng fú yǔ, means wind and rain on the occasion of summer and autumn, from Tang Du Fu's "Three Sighs of Autumn Rain".

2. The wind and rain are miserable

Wind and rain is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fēng yǔ qī qī, which means wind and rain, desolate and cold. From "The Book of Songs, Zheng Feng, Wind and Rain": "The wind and rain are miserable, and the chickens are chirping".

3. Heavy rain

瓢泼大雨, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is piáo pō dà yǔ, which means heavy rain like splashing water with a scoop, describing the appearance of rain falling very heavily.

From Zhou Libo's "Stormy Rain" Part 12: "There were black clouds hanging in the northwest sky, and after a while, the pouring rain came, sandwiched with thunder and lightning, because it rained twice in three days, the black mud on the road was always dry, and the people who went out were barefoot, walking along the road. ”

4. Heavy rain is like a note

Heavy rain is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is dà yǔ rú zhù, which means to describe the rain falling very heavily, as if the rain is pouring down. From Ming Feng Shansui Menglong's "Warning to the World: Yu Boya Wrestling the Qin Xie Zhiyin": "Occasionally, the wind and waves surged, the heavy rain was like a note, and the boat could not move forward, or the bird was moored under the cliff.

5. Wind and rain

Wind and rain obscurity, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fēng yǔ huì míng, which means that the wind and rain are combined, and the sky is as dark as night. From "The Ancient Mirror".

Torrential rain, violent storms, torrential rains, torrential rains, torrential rains, torrential rains, thousand-year heavy rains......

Boom, rumble, clang, clang, crackling.

一、務rumble [ hōng lóng lóng ] Explanation: Onomatopoeia. Describe the sound of thunder, cannons, **, machine sounds, etc.

Example: Whipple shouted, and there was a boom, and the whole church collapsed in the wind.

二、淅淅利利 [ xī xī lì lì ] Explanation: onomatopoeia. Rain.

Example: Hong Shen, "Smuggling": "The sound of raindrops hitting the glass is the sound of raindrops hitting the glass. ”

三. 叮叮 [ dīng dīng ].

Explanation: A high-pitched sound (e.g. when a small bell is tapped).

Example: The water of the spring jingles like a piece of music played by a home.

Fourth, 咚咚 [ dōng dōng ].

Explanation: Onomatopoeia. Generally described as a collision sound.

Example: Lao She "Two Horses" second paragraph 6: "I straightened my tie again, pulled the placket, and then went downstairs with a bang." ”

5. 晼里crack拉 [ pī li pā lā ] Explanation: Describes the sound of continuous crackling, slapping, etc.: the sound of firecrackers coming from outside the window. Applause rang out. It's also crackling.

Example: Tears fall from the thought of this.

I would like to share with you some of the idioms I have accumulated to describe the rain brigade calling the land, I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Heavy rain: Heavy rain like splashing water with a scoop describes the appearance of raining very heavily.

2. Heavy rain: Torrential rain, heavy and abundant rain, the shape of the chain sells the rain very hard.

3. Stormy rain: stormy, sudden, rapid, sudden, fierce and urgent, metaphorically powerful, rapid and violent.

4. Sudden wind and rain: Sharp wind and rain are often used to describe the momentum is vast and rapid.

5. Stormy rain: refers to the sudden and violent wind and rain.

6. Milky Way inverted diarrhea: Epsom, water flows down from a high place, like the water in the Milky Way pouring down, describing the rain falling very much, like pouring down.

7. Downpour: The rain is so heavy that it is like the water in the basin pouring down, describing the rain as urgent.

8. Heavy rain such as note: note, inject, describe the inch is very large, and the rain seems to be poured down.

9. Heavy rain is like note: Note is the meaning of irrigation, describing the rain very much, as if it is pouring down.

The above is the idiom I have accumulated to describe heavy rain, if you have other accumulations, I look forward to you sharing with me, don't forget to like it when you see this.

The big idioms to describe the rain are wind and rain, wind and rain, pouring rain, heavy rain, heavy rain, and wind and rain.

1. Wind and rain

阑风福雨, a Chinese idiom, pronounced lán fēng fú yǔ, means wind and rain on the occasion of summer and autumn, from Tang Du Fu's "Three Sighs of Autumn Rain".

2. The wind and rain are miserable

Wind and rain is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fēng yǔ qī qī, which means wind and rain, desolate and cold. From "The Book of Songs, Zheng Feng, Wind and Rain".

3. Heavy rain

瓢泼大雨, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is piáo pō dà yǔ, which means heavy rain like splashing water with a scoop, describing the appearance of rain falling very heavily. From The Tempest.

4. Heavy rain is like a note

Heavy rain is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is dà yǔ rú zhù, which means to describe the rain falling very heavily, as if the rain is pouring down. From "Warning to the World: Yu Boya Wrestling the Piano Xie Zhiyin".

5. Wind and rain

Wind and rain obscurity, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fēng yǔ huì míng, which means that the wind and rain are combined, and the sky is as dark as night. From "The Ancient Mirror".