Clouds bring rain to dry land.

Meaning: This sentence describes how clouds can carry water and release it as rain, which helps to water the land.

Choice of Words: Clouds are visible masses of tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. "Bring" means to transport or carry something, while "rain" refers to water falling from the sky. "Dry land" means land that is not covered by water.

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Related Expressions

• Clouds bring rain, clouds bring snow.
• Rain fell on the dry land.
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• The hot sun shone on the dry land.
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• Rain clouds bring rain to the earth.
• The clouds gathered and brought rain to the thirsty land.
• Clouds moved, bringing rain to the land.
• Rain fell on the dry ground.
• Rain fell on the dry grass.