Definition of Darling shower in English:

Darling shower

noun

Australian

A dust storm.
clouds moved round the horizon, but they'd only produce a Darling shower
Example sentencesExamples
- In the western districts when a storm occurred, such as was known as a Darling shower, people wearing dark clothing looked very disreputable.
- There is an extensive ancient cemetery, recently exposed by the action of simooms, locally known as Darling showers.
- This is where where the Darling showers riot unchecked.
- Darling showers is what they used to call such dust storms.
- A Darling shower is three claps of thunder, two drops of rain, and one dust storm.
- I had been through many Darling showers before, but rarely one like this.
- There's a strong, dry northwest wind, bringing Darling showers.
- Clouds used to come up and move in a stately procession round the horizon, but the best they could do was to produce a Darling shower.
- This continental wind transports fine dust particles, earning it the name of the Darling shower (after the Darling River) in New South Wales.
- Darling showers don't soak me.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after the Darling river and the semi-arid environment around it.

单词	Darling shower
释义	Definition of Darling shower in English: Darling shower noun Australian A dust storm. clouds moved round the horizon, but they'd only produce a Darling shower Example sentencesExamples In the western districts when a storm occurred, such as was known as a Darling shower, people wearing dark clothing looked very disreputable. There is an extensive ancient cemetery, recently exposed by the action of simooms, locally known as Darling showers. This is where where the Darling showers riot unchecked. Darling showers is what they used to call such dust storms. A Darling shower is three claps of thunder, two drops of rain, and one dust storm. I had been through many Darling showers before, but rarely one like this. There's a strong, dry northwest wind, bringing Darling showers. Clouds used to come up and move in a stately procession round the horizon, but the best they could do was to produce a Darling shower. This continental wind transports fine dust particles, earning it the name of the Darling shower (after the Darling River) in New South Wales. Darling showers don't soak me. Origin Mid 19th century: named after the Darling river and the semi-arid environment around it.
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