Usages of l'averse
Ma copine préfère les jours sans averse, mais moi, j’aime écouter la pluie tomber sur le préau.
My friend prefers days without showers, but I like listening to the rain falling on the covered playground.
Nous resterons au café jusqu’à ce que l’averse passe.
We will stay at the café until the shower passes.
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