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Originally Posted by poli
Alec,
In English aguanieve is sleet.
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I looked it up in the dictionary and it has a wider definition of what I know as
aguanieve, that is made of a mix of partially melted snow flakes with cold rain drops.
But sleet also gives a name to something I don't know how it's called in Spanish but I have to suffer almost every winter: nasty drizzle that barely wets the ground (
garúa) but frozen because of the low temperatures. The wind pushes it merciless onto one's face, which will become eczema-like. To that, I say
and I add
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This talk makes me
because Winter is about to start and night frosts are increasingly closer.