mizzle

• Sustantivo que designa una llovizna muy fina, más intensa que la niebla pero más débil que un chaparrón.

A noun referring to very light rain, stronger than mist but less than a shower.

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1. Fine rainC1informalbritish

   A very light rain, heavier than mist but lighter than a shower.

   Llovizna

   • The morning began with a steady mizzle, soaking the grass gently.
   • We decided to go for a walk despite the mizzle.
   • After the mizzle lifted, the sun came out.
   • A typical English mizzle can last for hours without becoming a downpour.

   Sinónimosdrizzlemistsprinkle

• Verbo obsoleto o dialectal que significa lloviznar o caer una llovizna fina, y también confundir, desconcertar o dejar perplejo a alguien.

An obsolete or dialectal verb meaning to drizzle or rain lightly, or to confuse or bewilder.

1. Rain lightlyB2informalbritish

   To rain in very fine, light drops; to drizzle.

   lloviznar

   • It started to mizzle just as we left the house.
   • The sky was grey and it continued to mizzle all afternoon.
   • We decided to stay indoors because it was mizzling outside.

   Sinónimosdribbledrizzlemistspitsprinkle

   Antónimosbucketdownpourlashpourteem