May 19, 2012

Phrasal verb: bucket down

To bucket down is to rain very heavily.

British informal English.


Examples of use:

1. It's bucketing down; don't forget your umbrella.

2. It bucketed down on my way home from work.

3. It's absolutely bucketing down!

 

infinitive bucket down
present simple buckets down
-ing form bucketing down
past simple bucketed down
past participle bucketed down

 

Can you write a sentence using this phrasal verb?

 

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  1. Put that bucket down and come inside: It’s bucketing down.
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