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Principal Translations. hail n, (precipitation), granizo nm. hail vi, (hailstones: fall), granizar v impers. hail vtr, (taxi) taxi, llamar⇒ vtr. parar⇒ vtr. Additional.
Information about hailstorm in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia.. n. (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a storm during which hail falls.
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hail of bullets meaning, definition, English dictionary, synonym, see also 'Hail Mary',hail storm',hailstone',hailstorm', Reverso dictionary, English simple definition.
hail verb - definition, audio pronunciation and more for hail verb: If it hails, small, hard balls of ice fall from the sky like rain.: See more in Essential American.
hail verb - definition, audio pronunciation and more for hail verb: to call or wave to someone to get their attention: : See more in Learners Dictionary - Cambridge.
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