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shower BrE / ˈʃaʊə(r) /  NAmE / ˈʃaʊər / Native audio playback is not supported. shower(noun)BrE / ˈʃaʊə(r) /  NAmE / ˈʃaʊər / a piece of equipment producing a spray of water that you stand under to wash yourself; the small room or part of a room that contains a showera hotel room with bath and showerHe's in the shower.a shower cubiclea shower curtainthe act of washing yourself with a showerto have a showerto take a showershower gela short period of rain or snowscattered showersApril showersWe were caught in a heavy shower.snow showerswintry showers (= of snow)a large number of things that arrive or fall togethera shower of leavesa shower of sparks from the firea shower of kissesa party at which you give presents to a woman who is getting married or having a babya bridal/baby showerExtra ExamplesAfter the game, the boys hit the showers.He could hear the shower running in the bathroom.I got a shower invitation from Katie.I’ll just take a quick shower.Scattered showers during the afternoon will die out by late evening.Scattered showers will die out by late evening.The grinding wheel sent out a shower of sparks.The plans include changing facilities and shower blocks.They decided to brave the showers and headed for the coast.a baby shower for my sisterA bridal shower is usually organized by the bridesmaids.A log in the fire broke and fell, sending out a shower of sparks.Despite occasional April showers, the tennis season started in great style yesterday.He pushed the couch so that it banged against the wall and released a shower of dust.He’s in the shower at the moment —can you call back later?Scattered wintry showers over western areas will become more widespread as the evening goes on.The white seeds drifted down in a slow shower against the blue sky.We got caught in a heavy shower.to take a showerWord OriginOld English scūr ‘light fall of rain, hail, etc.’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schoer and German Schauer.

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(noun) a hotel room with bath and showerhe's in the shower.a shower cubiclea shower curtain  This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word	shower
WordType	(noun)
Phonetic	BrE / ˈʃaʊə(r) / NAmE / ˈʃaʊər /
Example	a hotel room with bath and shower he's in the shower. a shower cubicle a shower curtain
Sound	Native audio playback is not supported.
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Content	shower (noun)BrE / ˈʃaʊə(r) / NAmE / ˈʃaʊər / a piece of equipment producing a spray of water that you stand under to wash yourself; the small room or part of a room that contains a shower a hotel room with bath and shower He's in the shower. a shower cubicle a shower curtain the act of washing yourself with a shower to have a shower to take a shower shower gel a short period of rain or snow scattered showers April showers We were caught in a heavy shower. snow showers wintry showers (= of snow) a large number of things that arrive or fall together a shower of leaves a shower of sparks from the fire a shower of kisses a party at which you give presents to a woman who is getting married or having a baby a bridal/baby shower Extra Examples After the game, the boys hit the showers. He could hear the shower running in the bathroom. I got a shower invitation from Katie. I’ll just take a quick shower. Scattered showers during the afternoon will die out by late evening. Scattered showers will die out by late evening. The grinding wheel sent out a shower of sparks. The plans include changing facilities and shower blocks. They decided to brave the showers and headed for the coast. a baby shower for my sister A bridal shower is usually organized by the bridesmaids. A log in the fire broke and fell, sending out a shower of sparks. Despite occasional April showers, the tennis season started in great style yesterday. He pushed the couch so that it banged against the wall and released a shower of dust. He’s in the shower at the moment —can you call back later? Scattered wintry showers over western areas will become more widespread as the evening goes on. The white seeds drifted down in a slow shower against the blue sky. We got caught in a heavy shower. to take a shower Word Origin Old English scūr ‘light fall of rain, hail, etc.’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schoer and German Schauer.
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Shower Room Scattered Noun Bre ˈʃaʊə(R ˈʃaʊər Hotel

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