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What does the idiom a rain mean?

The idiom "a rain" doesn't actually exist.

It's likely you're thinking of:

* "A heavy rain": This refers to a downpour, a lot of rain coming down at once.

* "A shower of rain": This means a brief period of light rain.

* "A downpour": This is another way to describe a heavy rain.

If you can give me more context about where you heard this idiom, I might be able to help you understand what you meant!

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