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Meanings of
pour
in English
Catalan
anar a patolls
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Move in large numbers.
stream
swarm
teem
pullulate
Catalan
anar a patolls
Portuguese
chover a cântaros
Catalan
diluviar
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Rain heavily.
pelt
rain cats and dogs
rain buckets
Portuguese
chover a cântaros
Synonyms
Examples for "
pelt
"
pelt
rain cats and dogs
rain buckets
Examples for "
pelt
"
1
We'd run most of the way across our territory at full
pelt
.
2
Tennyson says the Whanganui
pelt
's
DNA could provide more knowledge to researchers.
3
A shape padded into view, a tawny, shaggy
pelt
of sandy brown.
4
I fear that another effort would hang my
pelt
on the door.
5
They ran into an outfit of queer sort of Eskimo
pelt
hunters.
1
It is very pleasant to walk there with a good catalogue, and make it
rain
cats
and
dogs
outside.
2
It's not going to
rain
cats
and
dogs
like the cricket commentators seem to think, but there is some
rain
...
3
It's
raining
cats
and
dogs
;
perfect weather to talk about holidays.
4
It was
raining
cats
and
dogs
,
but we went swimming anyway.
5
It's
raining
cats
and
dogs
,
and we can't get much wetter.
1
Thousands of residents have evacuated to higher ground as
rain
buckets
down, and flooding continues.
2
It's going to
rain
buckets
here any time now. I poked him on the shoulder.
3
The
rain
buckets
down on Mayo and there is nothing for it but to bemoan another distorted and inglorious All-Ireland defeat.
4
It
rained
buckets
,
it rained vats; it rained swimming pools and lakes and rivers.
5
Her fly had played her false, and, being our island home, it
rained
buckets
.
Portuguese
decantar
Catalan
abocar
Spanish
decantar
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Pour out.
decant
pour out
Portuguese
decantar
Pour.
Related terms
pour down
Usage of
pour
in English
1
Place the bread in the soup-tureen and
pour
the soup over it.
2
Put fruit in baking dish;
pour
the batter over it, and bake.
3
Put the egg in last, and carefully
pour
over loaf; Serve hot.
4
You may
pour
it yourself, she said as she left the room.
5
Number crunch But while the data
pour
in, so begin the debates.
6
Water was beginning to flood the floor and
pour
into the studio.
7
He should
pour
libations in honour of the Pitris and the deities.
8
Arrange the entree on this, and
pour
the sauce around the base.
9
But investors and regulators were quick to
pour
water on the deal.
10
Takes many hundreds of hours to
pour
over all the satellite images.
11
Now you ask me to help you
pour
acid on a wound.
12
Put the bananas in a glass dish and
pour
over the sauce.
13
Cover this evenly with the pineapple and
pour
in the cheese-custard mixture.
14
While you can,' and she started to
pour
wine into another glass.
15
Western countries
pour
scorn on Russia's denials that it aids the rebels.
16
Engineers were preparing to
pour
water to try to cool reactor No.
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pour
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Frequent collocations
pour over
pour the mixture
pour water
pour oil
pour cold
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Translations for
pour
Catalan
anar a patolls
diluviar
ploure a bots i barrals
abocar
servir
Portuguese
chover a cântaros
chover a potes
chover
chover canivetes
decantar
Spanish
decantar
servir
verter
Pour
through the time
Pour
across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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