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Meanings of torrential in anglès

Current.

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Torrential.

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Examples for "current"
1
The possible effect on human health is a problem of current debate.
Pubmed
2
Case in point: the current end of financial year and mid-year sales.
News.com.au
3
The current public health system was not serving new mothers, she said.
Radio NZ
4
A France Telecom report listed 14 countries affected by the current problem.
Wired
5
However, the current situation regarding waiting lists is clearly less than satisfactory.
The Irish Times

Torrential.

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Usage of torrential in anglès
1
Ten years ago, the African nation lost 800 people to torrential downpours.
BBC
2
It was of rare violence: torrential rain accompanied by incessant lightning strikes.
Climbing Magazine
3
Forecasters have warned of three days of torrential rain in north-west China.
BBC
4
And when that happened it seemed the house renewed its torrential clamor.
Cry to heaven
5
Some roads were left impassable by floods generated by the torrential rainfall.
Independent.ie
6
An hour ago we had thunder and lightning, and a torrential downpour.
Radio NZ
7
Twenty-seven homes were destroyed in 2005 when torrential rain… Read more Audio
Radio NZ
8
The slake-moth immolated itself, immersed itself in the torrential blasts of power.
Perdido Street Station
9
Four people have died in floods in southwestern Germany after torrential rain.
BBC
10
He could hear it even above the sound of the torrential rain.
The Rains Came
11
More than 150 people have died in the country following torrential rain.
The Guardian
12
The church was almost full, in spite of the torrential rain outside.
The eyes of a king
13
Strong winds, torrential rain and even hail hit the Auckland on Wednesday.
Radio NZ
14
The Conti Cup game against Aston Villa was played in torrential rain.
The Guardian
15
But it has started to pour now, a torrential sheet of rain.
The Storyteller
16
A cheery newspaper informed me that there were torrential rains at Marseilles.
Simon the Jester
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