Examples of using "Regenen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It may rain.
- It is likely to rain.
It might rain.
It may rain.
It may rain.
It might rain.
It's going to rain this evening.
It's about to rain.
Is it going to rain?
- Will it rain today?
- Is it going to rain today?
It is going to rain this afternoon.
- It started to rain.
- It began to rain.
Will it rain tomorrow?
- It's starting to rain.
- It is starting to rain.
- It will rain tomorrow.
- Tomorrow it will rain.
- It'll rain tomorrow.
- It will probably rain.
- There is a high chance of precipitation.
It may rain.
- It will rain in the afternoon.
- It'll rain in the afternoon.
Will it rain this afternoon?
- It'll definitely rain.
- It'll rain for sure.
The rain is letting up.
It's raining again.
It may rain this afternoon.
It threatens to rain.
- Suddenly rain began to fall.
- All of a sudden, it began raining.
- Suddenly, it began to rain.
- All of a sudden it started raining.
- It suddenly started raining.
It may rain tomorrow.
When did it begin to rain?
It kept raining for three days.
- It's bound to rain.
- It'll definitely rain.
- It'll rain for sure.
- A heavy rain began to fall.
- It started raining heavily.
It'll probably rain this afternoon.
It began to rain cats and dogs.
It kept raining for a week.
Perhaps it will rain tomorrow.
- It is likely to rain tomorrow.
- It's likely to rain tomorrow.
It is likely to rain this afternoon.
Has it stopped raining?
It's raining.
It will not rain tomorrow.
The weather report says it will rain tomorrow afternoon.
I'm afraid it's going to rain.
- It began to rain cats and dogs.
- A heavy rain began to fall.
Yes, it looks like rain today.
The barometer is falling. It is going to rain.
It'll definitely rain.
It's supposed to rain tonight.
- It will stop raining before long.
- It'll stop raining before long.
The rain's not letting up.
Melanie thinks that it's going to rain.