C 2 · C1 · Idioms · Natural world & environment

C1/C2 Rain idioms and expressions

Photo by Aleksandar Pasaric on Pexels.com

We all know the one about ‘raining cats and dogs’ but what about ‘to rain on somebody’s parade’ or ‘to give something a rain check’? In the link below you’re bound to learn at least one more of the many British idioms.

Go on! Give it a try!

Created by blogdeserena

Rain Idioms

Hi there! Here's a quiz related to English idioms and expressions that use this word.

Quiz by Serena

The phrasal verb 'be rained off' means ...

If somebody is as right as rain, they're...

rain pour
Genaro Servín at Pexels

Maybe one of the most loved British idioms

'Raining cats and dogs' refers to ...(we all know this one!) 

 

If you take a rain check on something, you have ... 

'It never rains but it pours' means...

If you rain on somebody's parade, you have ... 

Come rain, come shine  

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.