Rainy
The Spanish word 'llovizna' translates to 'drizzle' in English. It refers to light, scattered, and typically brief rain showers. Its use is common in weather forecasts or descriptions of slightly rainy conditions. It does not carry any special connotations or usages apart from its literal meaning.
Drizzle is a common phenomenon in this city.
This phrase uses 'llovizna', or drizzle, to describe a common weather phenomenon in a certain city.
The drizzle was still falling on the lake.
This sentence illustrates the usage of 'llovizna' in a weather context. It depicts a light rain, a drizzle, falling on a lake.
During the drizzle, we decided to stay at home.
This shows a situation where the decision to stay at home is influenced by a weather condition, a light rain or a drizzle.
The smell of earth dampened by the drizzle is pleasant.
This is an example of appreciating the fresh smell after a drizzle or light rain has moistened the earth.
The drizzle made the traffic slower.
This sentence connects 'llovizna', or a light rainfall, with an effect it can cause - slower traffic.
Drizzle in the afternoon, enjoy a book at home.
This suggests a leisure activity (reading a book) can be enjoyed at home during a drizzle in the afternoon.
The drizzle created a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
Here, 'llovizna' or drizzle is associated with creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
The city square was empty due to the drizzle.
This sentence describes a scenario in which the city square is devoid of people because of a light rain or drizzle.
The drizzle did not prevent us from enjoying the picnic.
This suggests that even though there was a drizzle, it was not enough to ruin the enjoyment of the picnic.
The path was slippery because of the drizzle.
In this sentence, 'llovizna' or drizzle is mentioned as the reason for a path being slippery.