Examples of using Downpour in English and their translations into Slovak
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followed by a heavy downpour of death, with flaming chunks the size of Nantucket by tomorrow.
the quelea head off in search of the next rare downpour.
Placing any elixir in a downpour would cause irreversible damage to the elixir, defeating any hope of repairing it.
being caught in an unexpected downpour and arriving at the office soaked to the core is no fun.
but the recent downpour has far exceeded normal levels.
Weather at night downpour had turned in Plauen“Road” that is,
However, London rarely sees an outright downpour as you're more likely to run into a light drizzle instead,
Following the downpour, authorities in neighboring China worked with North Korean border officials to evacuate 484 Chinese tourists,
The downpour fell with the heavy uninterrupted rush of a sweeping flood,
the earlier downpour had turned to a light drizzle- light for County Durham, in the far north of
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At the moment when the downpour came, it suddenly seemed that all living nature breathed freely
worsening the closer the hurricane gets to land until it becomes a continual downpour around six hours before a hurricane hits.
The downpour pursued them to the coast,
One day in the early morning--a hard downpour, perhaps already a sign of the coming spring,
the vortex of spinning water also splashes onto the user at angles a pure downpour shower can not reach washing
including heavy downpour- says Bogdan Gierszewski,
A downpour is coming!
The last time there was a downpour.
A constant downpour kept the photography workshop indoors.