How to Say ‘Causing sudden rain’ in Traditional Chinese
惹驟雨
💬 Usage Tip: Implies something that triggers a sudden change.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Rain is often symbolic of change or renewal in Chinese poetry and art.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
惹
[rě]
provoke
To deliberately annoy or make someone feel a certain way.
他不小心惹了她。
He accidentally provoked her.
驟雨
[zhòu yǔ]
rainstorm
A heavy burst of rain.
突然下起驟雨。
A rainstorm suddenly began.
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