shower

• Sustantivo que designa un dispositivo o cabina para lavarse el cuerpo con un chorro de agua, o una lluvia breve.

A noun referring to a device or enclosure for washing the body with a spray of water, or a brief period of rain.

1. Bathing deviceA1formal

   A device that sprays water for washing, typically in a bathroom.

   Ducha

   • I take a shower every morning.
   • The shower is broken and needs to be repaired.
   • She turned on the hot water in the shower.

   Sinónimosshower bath

2. RainfallA2formal

   A brief and usually light fall of rain, hail, or snow.

   Chubasco

   • We had a sudden shower this afternoon.
   • The weather forecast predicts scattered showers tomorrow.
   • A light shower cooled down the hot pavement.

   Sinónimosdrizzlesprinkle

3. Party eventB1informalamerican

   A party where gifts are given to someone, typically for a bride-to-be or new baby.

   Fiesta de regalos

   • She is organizing a baby shower for her sister.
   • We attended a bridal shower last weekend.
   • The shower was full of fun games and delicious food.

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de bañarse bajo un chorro de agua o de dar algo en grandes cantidades.

A verb used to indicate the act of washing oneself under a spray of water, or to give something in large quantities.

1. A1formal

   To wash oneself under a shower of water.

   Ducharse

   • I shower every morning before work.
   • She showered after her workout at the gym.
   • He forgot to shower before the party.

   Sinónimosbathewash

2. Give generouslyB2formal

   To give something in large amounts or generously.

   Colmar / Llenar generosamente

   • They showered the bride with gifts.
   • The audience showered the performer with applause.
   • She showered her children with love and attention.

   Sinónimosbestowdelugeheapinundatelavishpourrain

   Antónimoshoardskimpstintwithhold

3. Fall like rainB1formal

   To fall or pour down in a shower-like manner.

   caer como lluvia

   • Confetti showered down on the parade.
   • Sparks showered from the fireworks display.
   • Leaves showered from the tree in the autumn wind.

   Sinónimosdrizzlepeltpourrainsprinkle

   Antónimostrickle

Variantes phrasalshower down