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Moominpapa Posted 10 years ago
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Is there a short phrase for this?

In English language, is there a short expression to mean that '(this event) will be called off when it is raining?'

Of course I can say it with rather many words. However, I want to say it in a short phrase, if possible.

Thanks in advance.
  

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' moominpapa Of cours e, I can say it with rather many words. However, I want to say it in as short a p hrase , if as possible. See above.

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  • ' moominpapa Of cours e, I can say it with rather many words.
  • However, I want to say it in as short a p hrase , if as possible.
  • See above.
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moominpapa In English, language, is there a shorter way of saying, expression to mean that "This event will be called off when if it is rains?" ing?'
moominpapaOf course, I can say it with rather many words. However, I want to say it
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Add "(weather depending)" after the date and time of the event.

The neighborhood block party will be Saturday, August 6, from 1-4 pm (weather depending).
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BarbaraPAweather depending
I would phrase that as "weather permitting." Emotion: wink
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Yes, that too. More common choice - but the other one jumped into my head first.
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OK! Thank you both very much!
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