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Homófonos de "rain"

Palabras en inglés que se pronuncian exactamente igual que "rain".

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The homophones of “rain” are “reign”, “rein”.

Pronounced ⁄reɪn⁄. 'Rain' is water from clouds; 'reign' is the rule of a monarch; 'rein' is a leather strap controlling an animal.

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rain

Noun / Verb
Definición:

Moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops.

Ejemplo:

“A gentle summer rain helped revive the thirsty crops.”

Natural weather spelling with "ai".

reign

Noun / Verb
Definición:

Hold royal office; rule as monarch; period of rule.

Ejemplo:

“Queen Victoria had a historically long and prosperous reign.”

Contains silent "g" from Latin regnum (kingdom).

rein

Noun / Verb
Definición:

A long, narrow strap attached at one end to a horse bit, used to guide or check.

Ejemplo:

“The rider pulled the left rein to turn the horse toward the barn.”

Spelled "ei" like halter/vein.
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RAIN falls from the sky. A king with a crown REIGNS. A horse REIN is pulled by hands.

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Difference between "rain" and "reign" and "rein"?

Both are pronounced identically as ⁄reɪn⁄. Definitions: "rain": Moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops.; "reign": Hold royal office; rule as monarch; period of rule.; "rein": A long, narrow strap attached at one end to a horse bit, used to guide or check..

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Transcribed as ⁄reɪn⁄ in standard English.

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