A rain check Meaning in English
expression · lemma: rain check
ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈɹeɪn/ /ˈtʃɛk
uh RAYN-chek
æɪ/ /ɹˈeɪn/ /tʃˈɛk
uh RAYN-chek
परिभाषा
This expression is used to politely refuse an invitation, suggesting that you would like to do it at another time instead.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Common in American English, informal, and often used when you genuinely want to accept in the future. Usually paired with social plans ('I'll take a rain check on dinner'). Not used for formal situations.
Spanish: postergar - posponer - dejar para otra ocasiónPortuguese (BR): ficar para depois - remarcar - adiarPortuguese (PT): adiar - marcar para outra alturaChinese (Simplified): 改天(再约) - 延期Chinese (Traditional): 改天(再約) - 延期Hindi: किसी और दिन का वादा - बाद में करनाArabic: تأجيل - موعد آخرBengali: পরে করার কথা বলা - অন্য সময় দেখা করার অনুরোধRussian: перенести встречу - отложить на потомJapanese: また今度誘って(ください) - 今度にするVietnamese: hẹn dịp khác - để lần sauKorean: 다음에 하자고 하기 - 다음 기회Turkish: başka bir zamana ertelemek - teklifini şimdi kabul edememUrdu: کسی دعوت کو مؤخر کرنا - اگلی بار ملنے کا وعدہIndonesian: janji lain waktu - lain kali saja
उदाहरण वाक्य
Can I take a rain check on lunch today?
basic
Sorry, I have to take a rain check this time.
basic
He said he'll take a rain check on the meeting.
basic
Thanks for inviting me, but I'll have to take a rain check—too much work tonight!
natural
Mind if I take a rain check on that movie?
natural
Let’s take a rain check and meet next week instead.
natural