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Caer un chaparrón

To have a downpour

Caer un chaparrón.

A downpour falls.

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जानु hi parrillero es ცხრა ka οργανωμένος el stuntman en 好习惯 zh murph en يحيد ar minus pl કલમ gu 최소한 ko ليس عندي ar ευτυχία el muñeco es colírio pt marškiniai lt en cas de fr der Unterhalt de पतन होना hi desaprobación es литературный ru 注釈 ja cotação pt forudindtaget da

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Kallt väder sv Tomar el control. es ude af øje, ude af sind da നല്ല ഉച്ചയൂണ് ml 修复生态系统 zh at trække tænder ud da suya sabuna dokunmamak tr Avere voglia di it få en knäpp sv Fournir des efforts fr Қымбат көлік kk mange tak for hjælpen da Einen Vorteil ziehen aus de قصير البال. ar नडराउनुहोस् ne अंगूठा चूमना hi Ik heb geen contant geld nl cut down en Keep track of. en جھوٹ کے پاؤں نہیں ہوتے ur विनम्रतापूर्वक मना करना hi 明白了吗? zh 去吧 zh Montar la mesa. es

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Passive Voice with 'se' (Voz Passiva Sintética) pt Ancient Vibes: The Classical Particles {哉|zāi}, {乎|hū}, & {兮|xī} zh から (kara) — From, Because, and Starting Points ja The Bengali Consonants (ব্যঞ্জনবর্ণ - Byonjonborno) bn Common Gender (Fælleskøn - en) da The Archaic Second Person Singular -ai ta Gender Clues: Meaning and Endings da Everybody-is vs. Are: What's the Difference? en Using Idioms Appropriately: Context and Register hy Ouvir (Heard) in Past Tense pt Japanese Particles: Topic {は|wa} vs. Subject {が|ga} ja Basic Courtesy Phrases (Моля, Благодаря) bg Basic Politeness (Grazie, Prego) it German Simple Past: Common Strong Verbs (Präteritum) de Past Participle as Adjective: Describing Results (Partizip II) de Idiomatic Use of Prepositions/Postpositions hy Existence with 'Ima' and 'Nema' (There is/isn't) hr Locative Adjective Agreement hr

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