pluvioter
plyvjɔte
Definition of pluvioter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
météoRare tomber sous forme de pluie très fine et légèreRare
- Il pluviote depuis ce matin, les gouttes sont à peine visibles.
- Le ciel pluviote toute la nuit, sans interruption.
- Les nuages pluviotent doucement, annonçant une pluie légère.
Origin of pluvioter
latin, pluvia (pluie) + suffixe -oter (diminutif, répétition)
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- English:drizzle, ...
- German:nieseln, ...
- Italian:piovigginare, ...
- Spanish:lloviznar, ...
- Portuguese:chuviscar, ...
- Chinese:下毛毛雨, ...
- Japanese:霧雨が降る, ...
- Arabic:رذّ المطر, ...
- Hebrew:לְטַפְטֵף, ...
- Russian:моросить, ...
- Ukrainian:мрячити, ...
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