drought
seca
definition
noun
Chinese officials say cloud seeding has helped to relieve severe droughts and water shortages in cities.
a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall; a shortage of water resulting from this.
translation of 'drought'
noun
seca,
aridez
example
Ferrari endured a 16-year 'drought' before regaining their title touch.
After a long playoff 'drought' , Blackhawks fans starving for success got, well, nothing.
The Tallaght man needs to get his act together and tomorrow night would be the perfect time to end his recent goal 'drought' .
Is the West in any position to withstand another oil 'drought' ?
Sam must be seriously concerned at a goal 'drought' that threatens to drag us into a relegation struggle.
So England's men's championship 'drought' continues beyond its 68th year or whatever!
crops have failed because of 'drought'
Manchester United's championship 'drought' is over and the fences with the manager have been mended.
I am going through a bit of a goal 'drought' at the moment and it would be nice to get a goal or even a few before the end of the season.
he ended a five-game hitting 'drought'
This has been despite a well documented two year goal 'drought' .
Bron wants to solve the current armed forces recruitment 'drought' .
he ended a five-game goal 'drought'
And the tourism 'drought' hits the Midwest less hard than other parts of the country.
One can only hope that, after the relative goal 'drought' of two years ago in Mali, they and the other 15 nations put on a more exciting spectacle.
All of Philadelphia is hoping to end that poor town's championship 'drought' .
that ends the medal 'drought'
Davies' victory in Sydney ended a 13-month title 'drought' for the Coventry-born player.
Dennis Wise's glancing header ended the team's goal 'drought' - spanning 588 minutes.
The 'drought' began to break in mid-December when heavy general rain fell in Victoria, with more after Christmas.
The same happened to him two years ago, when after a goal 'drought' he was about to be farmed out to the lower leagues.
Ward broke a 13-game scoring 'drought' at Wimbledon and believes that could be the springboard for a goal burst of his own.
The trip is made possible as after four years of 'drought' , recent rainfall means crops may now grow.
On the rostrum, it became clear just how much winning meant to him after an 11-month 'drought' .
Robbie Blake curled a trademark free kick just wide and then slipped at the crucial moment when he seemed certain to end his worrying goal 'drought' .
The water hit me cool and refreshingly; like a rain storm after a prolonged 'drought' .
The Hatters were truly woeful and rarely looked set to end their goal 'drought' .
Well-decayed logs have high moisture content and therefore may provide microsites where germinants of species susceptible to desiccation can escape 'droughty' conditions on the forest floor.
It may be necessary to provide water for high-value trees and shrubs during dry periods or 'droughts' to promote vigorous growth.
We worked hard through 'droughts' and downpours and no longer walked down to the far hayfield to dream.
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