acid rain

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Noun

acid rain (plural acid rains)

1. Rain which is unusually acidic (pH of less than the natural range of 5 to 6); caused mainly by atmospheric pollution with sulphur dioxide and nitrogen compounds.

Translations

Unusually acidic rain

Catalan: pluja àcida (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 酸雨 (cmn) (suānyǔ) Czech: kyselý déšť (cs) Danish: syreregn (da) c. Dutch: zure regen (nl) Esperanto: acida pluvo (eo) Estonian: happesademed (et) Finnish: happosade (fi) French: pluie acide (fr) f. German: saurer Regen (de) m. Hebrew: גשם חומצי (he) Icelandic: súrt regn (is) n. Indonesian: hujan asam (id) Italian: pioggia acida (it) f. Japanese: 酸性雨 (ja) (sanseiu)

Latvian: skābais lietus (lv) m. Malay: hujan asid Norwegian: sur nedbør (no) Polish: kwaśny deszcz (pl) m. Portuguese: chuva ácida (pt) f. Russian: кислотный дождь (ru) m. Scottish Gaelic: uisge-searbhaig (gd) m. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: ки̏села ки̏ша (sh) f. Roman: kȉsela kȉša (sh) f. Slovak: kyslý dážď (sk) m. Slovene: kisli dež (sl) m. Spanish: lluvia ácida (es) f. Swedish: surt regn (sv) n. Telugu: ఆమ్ల వర్షం (aamla varshaM)

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