阵雨

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Character Breakdown

Understanding 阵雨 (zhènyǔ)

阵雨 refers to short, sudden showers of rain that typically start and stop quickly. It is a common weather term used in daily conversation and weather forecasts.

Usage and Context

When people mention 阵雨, they imply that the rain will be temporary and intermittent, not continuous. This word is often used to advise carrying an umbrella just in case, but also to reassure that the rain won't last long.

Common Collocations

These phrases are frequently used in weather reports and everyday talk.

Tips

Avoid confusing 阵雨 with continuous rain (like or ). 阵雨 emphasizes the sudden and brief nature of the rain. It is a neutral term, suitable for both formal and informal contexts.

Example Sentences

There might be showers this afternoon, remember to bring an umbrella when

Showers usually come quickly and leave quickly, so don't worry too much.

The weather forecast says there will be showers tonight, so it's a good time