English to Galician Meaning of shower - ducha

Shower :
ducha

ducha, primavera, fonte, cascada, choiva, derramar, caer, saraiba, precipitación, aguaceiro, ano, nube, xénero, cláusula, córrego, fluír, curso, descenso, colapso, caída, dexeneración, folla, florete, incidencia, aparición, baño de ducha

ducha, verter, choiva, inundar, chorar, derramar, caer, borrifar

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Definitions of shower in English
Noun(1) a plumbing fixture that sprays water over you(2) washing yourself by standing upright under water sprayed from a nozzle(3) a brief period of precipitation(4) a sudden downpour (as of tears or sparks etc(5) someone who organizes an exhibit for others to see(6) a party of friends assembled to present gifts (usually of a specified kind
Verb(1) expend profusely; also used with abstract nouns(2) spray or sprinkle with(3) take a shower; wash one's body in the shower(4) rain abundantly(5) provide abundantly with
Examples of shower in English
(1) He sighed and turned off the shower , reaching for the towel his steward left next to the door.(2) A shower of stone fell down onto the figure, but it ignored the rocks and continued to drill into the ceiling above it.(3) The dream had ended suddenly and without warning with a shower of white feathers falling upon the ocean.(4) a shower of dust sprinkled his face(5) The basic things like having a shower instead of a bath can help toward saving water.(6) See this earlier post for an upcoming opportunity to listen for meteors; the Geminid shower is another.(7) But soon after Jay was shot, she put her dream baby shower on hold.(8) he was pleased by the shower of awards(9) I had a shower(10) A shower of seeds inevitably falls from the canopy, but biological control agents will feed on and suppress any new seedlings.(11) A shower of sparks fell around him, hissing against his clothes, stinging his eyes.(12) Without leaving her lips alone, he reached down to turn on the shower , expertly adjusting the water.(13) I have finished knitting the little matinee jacket and matching cap for the Wednesday baby shower .(14) a shower of awards(15) There is water downstairs but none upstairs in the house so they can't shower or use the toilet.(16) Instead, he stood under the shower spray and let the water beat at his warn muscles.
Related Phrases of shower
(1) take a shower ::
tomar un baño
(2) have a shower ::
dúchate
(3) shower gel ::
xel de ducha
(4) taking a shower ::
tomar un ducha
(5) shower curtain ::
cortina de ducha
(6) baby shower ::
té de bebé
(7) shower cap ::
touca de baño
(8) rain shower ::
choiva
(9) meteor shower ::
choiva de meteoros
(10) shower head ::
cabeza de ducha
Synonyms
Noun
2. volley ::
saraivada
3. avalanche ::
avalancha
4. exhibitioner ::
Exhibition
5. shower bath ::
baño de ducha
6. cascade ::
cascada
7. rain shower ::
choiva
Verb
8. rain ::
choiva
9. deluge ::
diluvio
10. lavish ::
pródigo
11. shower down ::
derramará
Different Forms
shower, showered, showering, showers, showery
Word Example from TV Shows
LEONARD: I can't hear you. I'm in the shower.

LEONARD: I can't hear you. I'm in the SHOWER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 21

No offense, but shower sex with you...

No offense, but SHOWER sex with you...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 21

- Where's Christy? - In the shower.

- Where's Christy? - In the SHOWER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 7

...wherein I shower you...

...wherein I SHOWER you...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

It just-- it came to me one morning in the shower.

It just-- it came to me one morning in the SHOWER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 21

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