rain or shine - translation to spanish
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rain or shine - translation to spanish


rain or shine         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Rain Or Shine; Rain Or Shine (Album); Rain or Shine (disambiguation); Rain or Shine (album)
así llueva o truene
rain or shine         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Rain Or Shine; Rain Or Shine (Album); Rain or Shine (disambiguation); Rain or Shine (album)
= llueve o truene
Ex: The daily star watch will begin with a planetarium show (held rain or shine) to be followed (weather permitting) by viewing with a telescope.
shine         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Shine (album); Shine (song); Shine (disambiguation); Shine (single); SHINE; SHINE (disambiguation); Shine (EP); Shine (band); Shine (group); Shine (project); Shine (novel)
brillo
reunión muy ruidosa
brillar
resplandecer
dirigir
sobresalir
lustrar
limpiar

Definition

rain
sust. fem.
Alava. Alava. Logroño. Cortinal.

Wikipedia

Rain or Shine
Rain or Shine es una película de 1930 dirigida por Frank Capra.Protagonizada por Joe Cook y Louise Fazenda.
Examples of use of rain or shine
1. "Then in the afternoon we walk along the beach – rain or shine it doesn‘t bother us.
2. Rain or shine, it’s hard to put down the hardy Mumbaikar.
3. The family holiday there every year, rain or shine, and admit to loving the free and easy caravan lifestyle.
4. It keeps profiting from waste, come rain or shine." (Reporting by Robin Pomeroy; editing by Robert Woodward)
5. It was a rain–or–shine spectacle, with people flashing plenty of bare skin despite the raw weather _ no deterrent to beaming spectators lining the route.