garúa

What does garúa mean?

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How do you say garúa in other countries?

BriznarMéxicoA very fine drizzle or mist that barely gets you wet.
EsmorrinarEspañaTo drizzle or rain in a very light, fine, and frequent manner. (This term is characteristic of regional dialects in...
JarinearRepública DominicanaTo drizzle or rain very lightly, referring to a fine mist or small drops falling from the sky.
JarisneandoRepública DominicanaTo be drizzling or sprinkling, used when it starts to rain very lightly and only a few drops are falling. (In the...
PringarVenezuelaTo drizzle or rain very lightly.

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garúa

A light drizzle, mist, or fine rain that is just starting or falling in small amounts. (In Argentina, this term is famously linked to the nostalgic and melancholy atmosphere of tango lyrics).

It is garuando, better grab an umbrella.

Automatically translated from Spanish

Argentinaby AnónimoJanuary 15, 2010

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