An absence of rain caused wild plants to die.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

An absence of rain caused wild plants to die.

The crops are suffering from want of rain.

Absence of rain caused the plants to die.

The eaves are dripping.

The rain compelled the water to run over the banks.

The late storm has played havoc among―wrought havoc with―my garden-shrubs.

The rain brought relief to the drought-stricken area

The rain forest was literally steaming

The typhoon did not a little damage to the crops.

The rain has spoiled the blossoms―wrought havoc with the blossoms.

I stood under a tree to avoid getting wet.

A long spell of rainy weather is harmful to plants.

A spring rain revived the flower.

The heavy rain made a mess of the bonsai.

The rain makes no difference in the house―does not matter to the house.

The absence of rain caused the plants to die.

With no rain for weeks, the land dried out.

The river swelled rapidly because of the heavy rain.

The heavy rain turned the ground into mud.

The rain kept the fire from spreading.

The heavy rain was a misfortune for the climbers.

The drought led to an insufficiency of food.

The heavy rain spoiled the crops.

Cold weather keeps many plants from blooming.

Involution of leaves is caused by overfertilization.

A sweet smell emanates from the earth after (a) rain.

Rain dripped off the roof slowly.

The long spell of hot weather withered up the plants.

Ten households became isolated as a result of the landslide that was triggered by heavy rain.

The flowers are all spoilt by the rain―The rain has spoiled the flowers―wrought havoc with the flowers.