snow

• Sustantivo que designa la precipitación atmosférica de vapor de agua congelado en cristales de hielo, que cae en forma de copos blancos y ligeros, o la capa blanca que cubre el suelo.

A noun referring to atmospheric water vapor frozen into ice crystals and falling in light white flakes or lying on the ground as a white layer.

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1. Frozen precipitationA1formal

   Soft white flakes of frozen water vapor that fall from the sky.

   Nieve (precipitación)

   • Heavy snow covered the streets overnight.
   • Children love playing in the snow.
   • The snow melted quickly in the spring sun.

2. Accumulated snowA1formal

   A layer or mass of snow on the ground.

   Nieve acumulada

   • The snow was deep enough for skiing.
   • Fresh snow blanketed the mountain.
   • They cleared the snow from the driveway.

3. Slang for cocaineC1slangamerican

   Street slang referring to cocaine, a drug.

   Nieve (cocaína)

   • He was caught with snow in his pocket.
   • The dealer sold snow to undercover cops.
   • Partying with snow all night left him exhausted.

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• Verbo que indica la caída de nieve o la acción de cubrir algo con nieve.

A verb used to indicate the act of falling as snow or covering something with snow.

1. Fall as snowA2formal

   To fall from the sky as snowflakes.

   nevar

   • It snowed heavily last night.
   • Snow will snow all day in the mountains.
   • The forecast says it will snow tomorrow.

2. Deceive or overwhelmC1slangamerican

   To deceive, persuade, or overwhelm someone with excessive talk or flattery (informal).

   Engañar con labia

   • He tried to snow me with his excuses.
   • Don't let them snow you into buying that car.
   • The salesman snowed the customer with false promises.

   Sinónimosbamboozledeceiveflatterfoolhoodwinkimpressmisleadoverwhelmsoft-soapsweet-talk