To fall in large quantities from above onto someone or something.
"Sparks showered down from the welder's torch onto the floor below."
To fall or be directed downward in large amounts, like a shower.
When lots of things fall down on something or someone all at once.
2 meanings, ordered from most common to least. Color-coded by CEFR level.
To fall in large quantities from above onto someone or something.
"Sparks showered down from the welder's torch onto the floor below."
To direct or send a great quantity of something toward someone.
"The crowd showered down confetti and cheers as the parade passed beneath them."
To shower (spray) in a downward direction — largely transparent.
When lots of things fall down on something or someone all at once.
Often used figuratively and literally. Can describe physical objects (debris, petals, sparks) or abstract things (praise, criticism, blows). Can be used transitively ('showered down blows') or intransitively ('sparks showered down').
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