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    Llovió (en. Rained)

    /ʎoˈβi.o/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    The action of water falling in the form of drops from the atmosphere.
    Yesterday it rained all afternoon.
    Ayer llovió durante toda la tarde.
    A meteorological phenomenon characterized by the falling of water in a liquid state.
    When it rained, the streets flooded.
    Cuando llovió, las calles se inundaron.
    Indicates that water occurred in a significant amount.
    In spring, it rained more than in winter.
    En la primavera, llovió más que en el invierno.

    Etymology

    It derives from the verb 'llover', which comes from the Latin 'pluviare'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to rain buckets
    To rain intensely.
    llovar a cántaros
    to rain on wet ground
    A situation in which something negative repeats.
    llover sobre mojado
    it doesn't rain to everyone's liking
    What one likes may not please others.
    no llueve a gusto de todos

    Related Words

    to rain
    A verb that indicates the action of water falling from the sky.
    llover
    rain
    Water that falls from clouds in the form of drops.
    lluvia
    downpour
    Intense and sudden rain.
    aguacero

    Slang Meanings

    To rain a lot and without stopping.
    It rained buckets all night.
    Estuvo lloviendo a cántaros toda la noche.
    Used to describe situations of great sadness.
    Today it rained in my heart after receiving the news.
    Hoy llovió en mi corazón tras recibir la noticia.