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waterspout

/ˈwɔː.tə.spaʊt/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen Tornado über Wasser bezeichnet, der eine Säule aus Wasser und Nebel aufwirbelt, einen starken Regenfall oder eine Vorrichtung zum Ableiten von Wasser, wie eine Regenrinne.

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noun

/ˈwɔː.tə.spaʊt/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen Tornado über Wasser bezeichnet, der eine Säule aus Wasser und Nebel aufwirbelt, einen starken Regenfall oder eine Vorrichtung zum Ableiten von Wasser, wie eine Regenrinne.

A noun referring to a tornado over water that picks up a column of water and mist, a heavy downpour of rain, or a channel for discharging water, such as a roof gutter drain.

  1. Tornado over waterB2formal

    A column of water and mist that is picked up by a tornado passing over a body of water.

    deWasserhose

    • The sailors spotted a waterspout forming off the coast.
    • Waterspouts can be dangerous for small boats.
    • The waterspout dissipated before reaching the shore.
  2. Heavy rainB1informal

    A sudden and intense downpour of rain.

    deStarkregen

    • We got caught in a waterspout on our way home.
    • The garden was flooded after the waterspout.
    • A waterspout drenched the entire city in minutes.
  3. Drainage channelB2formal

    A pipe or channel that carries water away from a roof or other structure, typically from gutters.

    deRegenrohr

    • The waterspout was clogged with leaves.
    • He repaired the broken waterspout on the roof.
    • Water flowed freely through the waterspout after the storm.

    Synonymedraindrainpipespout

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  • waterspouts plural form
  • waterspouts' possessive plural form
  • waterspout's possessive singular form