Drizzly Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdɹɪzɫi

DRIZ-lee

UK

dɹˈɪzli

driz-LEE

释义

Describes weather where light rain is falling, usually with small drops and not very heavy.

用法与细微差别

"Drizzly" is informal and describes mild, persistent, fine rain. Often used with 'day,' 'weather,' or 'morning.' Not the same as 'rainy,' which can mean heavier rain.

• Spanish: lloviznoso - lluvioso (ligero)
• Portuguese (BR): chuviscoso - com garoa
• Portuguese (PT): chuvoso (ligeiro) - com chuviscos
• Chinese (Simplified): 毛毛雨的 - 细雨的
• Chinese (Traditional): 毛毛雨的 - 細雨的
• Hindi: रिमझिम वाला - बूंदाबांदी वाला
• Arabic: مُطِيرٌ رذاذيّ
• Bengali: হালকা গুঁড়ি গুঁড়ি বৃষ্টি - গুঁড়ি গুঁড়ি বৃষ্টিভেজা
• Russian: моросливый
• Japanese: 霧雨の - 霧雨が降る
• Vietnamese: mưa phùn
• Korean: 이슬비 내리는 - 보슬비 오는
• Turkish: çiseleyen - ince yağmurlu
• Urdu: ہلکی بارش والا
• Indonesian: gerimis - hujan rintik-rintik

例句

It's a drizzly day today.

basic

The weather is drizzly this morning.

basic

We walked outside even though it was drizzly.

basic

A drizzly evening makes me want to stay indoors with a book.

natural

My hair always gets frizzy on drizzly days.

natural

It’s perfect soup weather when it’s cold and drizzly outside.

natural