pouring
ˈpɔːrɪŋ
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Definition of pouring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
heavy rainraining very heavily
  • It's pouring outside, so take an umbrella.
deluging torrential
2.
abundant flowflowing in large amounts or continuously
  • The pouring rain soaked everyone at the event.
flowing streaming

Noun

liquid transferthe act of causing liquid to flow from a container
  • The pouring of the tea was done carefully.
abused assaulted
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Expressions with pouring

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rain is falling very heavily and quickly
It's pouring rain, so bring an umbrella!
while heavy rain is falling outside
They played soccer in the pouring rain.
rain falling heavily from the sky
It's pouring outside, so take an umbrella.
shaped part of a container that directs liquid when being poured
The teapot has a long pouring spout to prevent drips.
enter a place rapidly and in great numbers
As the doors opened, fans came pouring in for the concert.

Origin of pouring

Old English, purian (to cleanse)

Terms with pouring included in their meaning

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filling
fill something with a liquid by pouring
kitchen
small saucepan with a lip for pouring
container
tube or lip for pouring liquids
rinsing method
clean by pouring water or another liquid over something
pouring
tilt something downwards to pour out contents
manufacturing
shape molten material by pouring into a mold
molded object
object made by pouring material into a mold
manufacturing
object made by pouring material into a mold

Examples of pouring in a sentence

  • We canceled the picnic due to the pouring weather.
  • The pouring waterfall created a misty spray.
  • She watched the pouring lava with awe.
  • The pouring of the solvent must be slow to avoid splashing.
  • With the pouring of the batter, the pan filled evenly.

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  1. French:diluvien, versement, ...
  2. German:stark regnend, Einschenken, ...
  3. Italian:torrenziale, versamento, ...
  4. Spanish:torrencial, vertido, ...
  5. Portuguese:torrencial, derramamento, ...
  6. Chinese:倾盆大雨的, 倒液体, ...
  7. Japanese:土砂降りの, 注ぐこと, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْهَمِر, سَكْب, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹטֵף, מְזִיגָה, ...
  10. Russian:льющийся, наливание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зливовий, наливання, ...
  12. Hindi:मूसलाधार, तरल डालना, ...
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Definition of pour - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
liquidtr./intr.cause liquid to flow from a containertr./intr.
  • She poured the milk into the glass.
discharge spill stream
2.
beveragetr.serve a drink to someonetr.
  • He poured her a cup of tea.
dispense fill serve
3.
movementintr.flow quickly in large quantitiesintr.
  • Water poured through the broken dam.
gush stream

Noun

1.
quantityamount of liquid that is poured
  • He gave me a generous pour of juice.
measure portion serving
2.
actionact of causing liquid to flow
  • The pour of the wine was smooth and steady.
flow gush stream
3.
rainheavy rainfall or downpour
  • We got caught in a sudden pour.
deluge downpour
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  • pour: heavy rainfall or downpour
    heavy rainfall or downpour

Expressions with pour

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fill something with a liquid by pouring
She decided to pour in the milk before the cereal.
flow or fall in large quantities
Water began to pour down the hillside after the storm.
make liquid or substance flow into something
She poured the juice into the glass.
serve a drink into a cup or glass
She poured out the tea for everyone.
apply a liquid or substance heavily
She decided to pour it on the pancakes.
dispose of liquid by pouring it into a drain
She poured the spoiled milk down the drain.

Origin of pour

Latin, pour (to flow)

Examples of pour in a sentence

  • The waiter poured water into each guest's glass.
  • She poured a glass of wine for her guest.
  • The bartender poured shots for everyone at the bar.
  • Tears poured down her face as she cried.
  • The crowd poured into the stadium for the concert.
  • The rain poured down relentlessly all night.

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  1. French:verser, rasade, ...
  2. German:gießen, Schluck, ...
  3. Italian:versare, dose, ...
  4. Spanish:verter, cantidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:deitar, dose, ...
  6. Chinese:倒, 倒出量, ...
  7. Japanese:注ぐ, 注ぎ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَكَبَ, صَبَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִיצוֹק, מְזִיגָה, ...
  10. Russian:наливать, порция, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наливати, порція, ...
  12. Hindi:डालना, पोर, ...

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