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| a sprinkle of snow (Anglophile); new-fallen snow; fresh snow; powder (Свежий слой выпавшего с вечера или ночью снега. (Толковый словарь Ожегова): Powder: Fresh, untouched snow that can be very deep and very soft! Great fun to ski in if you have the right equipment and level of ability. (A-Z Glossary of ski slang and trail talk (inghams.co.uk) • Fresh powder – This is a skier and snowboarder's dream day on the slopes. Snow has fallen the night before and left a fresh blanket of snow on the trails! Skiing or snowboarding on powder is much softer and easier on the joints. It is also much easier to make sharp turns or slow down if need be. (spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/weather) ART Vancouver) | |||
| first snow; newly-fallen snow | |||
| snow flurries | |||
| dusting of snow (Val_Ships) | |||
| newly fallen snow (dimock) | |||
| sprinkle of snow | |||
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| snow (Ridger); drift (Ridger); dust (of light snow Ridger); fall lightly (of snow); be snowing lightly | |||
| snow slightly (impf of запорошить, напорошить); cover slightly with snow (impf of запорошить, напорошить); sprinkle with dust (impf of запорошить, напорошить) | |||
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| it is snowing slightly | |||
| пороша: 7 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Agriculture | 1 |
| Dialectal | 1 |
| General | 5 |