drizzly nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di drizzly nel dizionario inglese»italiano

drizzly [ingl brit ˈdrɪz(ə)li, ingl am ˈdrɪzli] AGG

drizzly day, weather:

drizzly

piovigginoso

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piovigginoso

drizzly

drizzly nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di drizzly nel dizionario inglese»italiano

drizzly [ˈdrɪz·li] AGG

it was a grey drizzly afternoon

era un pomeriggio grigio e piovigginoso

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piovigginoso (-a)

drizzly

drizzly Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

it was a grey drizzly afternoon

era un pomeriggio grigio e piovigginoso

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

It was a drizzly, very early morning and the workout had been hard.

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As in most temperate climates, rainfall results from the passage of cold fronts in winter, falling in overcast drizzly spells, and summer thunderstorms are frequent.

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Fans should take their umbrellas as it's going to be a drizzly day.

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There will be plenty of dry or drizzly areas though.

www.voxy.co.nz

But the drizzly long distance sighting has now convinced her something large and slinky is living in the huge expanse of water.

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They appear on one of those hybrid drizzly sunny days, arching across the city towers, in a double arc.

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After a year of service, it became clear that the wide interval between these stations led to frequent interruptions in visual contact during drizzly and grey weather.

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Tea has a way of warming you up during a cold, drizzly afternoon like nothing else.

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Earlier, a drone carrying cameras flew over the entrance to the courthouse in gray, drizzly skies.

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Wellington's last nod to summer will go out beneath an appropriately drizzly sky.

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