Definition of rained-off in English:

rained-off

adjective ˌreɪndˈɒf

Chiefly British. Of an outdoor event (especially a sporting match): cancelled or abandoned because of the rain.

1930s; earliest use found in The Wellsboro Agitator. From rained, past participle of rain + off, after to rain off.

adjectiveˌreɪndˈɒf

Chiefly British. Of an outdoor event (especially a sporting match): cancelled or abandoned because of the rain.

1930s; earliest use found in The Wellsboro Agitator. From rained, past participle of rain + off, after to rain off.

单词	rained-off
释义	Definition of rained-off in English: rained-off adjective ˌreɪndˈɒf Chiefly British. Of an outdoor event (especially a sporting match): cancelled or abandoned because of the rain. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Wellsboro Agitator. From rained, past participle of rain + off, after to rain off. Definition of rained-off in US English: rained-off adjectiveˌreɪndˈɒf Chiefly British. Of an outdoor event (especially a sporting match): cancelled or abandoned because of the rain. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Wellsboro Agitator. From rained, past participle of rain + off, after to rain off.
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