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Conges terminology question
183 months ago
jenny Holding (a guest user) asked this question:
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Language pair: |
German > English |
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Subject: |
Other |
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Level of diffculty: |
Easy / medium |
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Word or term in question: |
herniederrauschenden Regen |
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Context: |
die Scheibenwischer wrden des heniederrauschenden Regens kaum Herr |
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Answers on this question
182 months ago
JIGGSLAW- Coordinator of the Linguist-Lawyers Network
wrote:
rain roaring downward
My comment:
"Rauschend" is noisy, resounding so I would opt for thunderously/ roaring .
"hernieder" is downward ( from top to biottom)
My references:
Source: http://www.dict.cc/?s=hernieder-
Types of rain:
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=kjWZMyVa6jgC&pg=PA981&lpg=PA981&dq=strident+downward+rain&source=bl&ots=foVe41qDmm&sig=X5hKKpE0eNa9awoMYvZGn6X6ULY&hl=en&ei=Bh-_TdujFZOBh
Comments by other colleagues on this answer:
182 months ago
JIGGSLAW- Coordinator of the Linguist-Lawyers Network
wrote:
or roaring-gushing (downward) rain :) !
183 months ago
Petra
wrote:
Comments by other colleagues on this answer:
182 months ago
JIGGSLAW- Coordinator of the Linguist-Lawyers Network
wrote:
I think that this type of rain is not just about quantity because "Rauschend"relates to noise. Although I would agree more with this translation than with the word "pouring". You can also combine this word with roaring: "roaring-gushing rain" Gushing: http://dictionary.reverso.net/english-cobuild/gushing liquid is a sudden, rapid flow of liquid, or a quantity of it that suddenly flows out.
182 months ago
Petra
wrote:
My opinion is that the word 'gushing' implies a gushing sound which is clearly audible. Therefore I reckon that 'gushing' should be the closest answer to the translation.
183 months ago
Petra
wrote:
downpour (heavy rain)
My comment:
The windshield wipers were of little use/hardly effective against the heavy downpour
183 months ago
Petra
wrote:
downpouring rain
My comment:
Just "DOWNPOUR" could have been sufficient; but mz choice is more verbal,and - I think - a little stronger.
My references:
Duden, LEO; Thesaurus
Comments by other colleagues on this answer:
182 months ago
JIGGSLAW- Coordinator of the Linguist-Lawyers Network
wrote:
I disagree. "Downpour" would be "starker Regen" according to http://www.dict.cc/?s=herniederrauschenden+Regen
183 months ago
Petra
wrote:
torrential downpour/rainfall
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