Bucket | Mean of bucket in English Dictionary
/ˈbʌkət/
- Noun
- an open container with a handle that is used especially to hold and carry water and other liquids
- a bucket and mop
- the amount contained in a bucket
- a bucket [=bucketful] of water
- We used two buckets of paint to paint the living room.
- a large container that is part of a machine (such as a tractor) and that is used for digging or carrying dirt, rocks, and other material
- a large amount especially of a liquid
- The players were sweating buckets. [=were sweating very much]
- crying buckets of tears
- It's raining buckets. = The rain is coming down in buckets. [=it's raining very hard]
- a successful shot
- She scored/sank five buckets in the last five minutes of the game.
- Verb
- to rain very heavily
- The rain is really bucketing down. = It's bucketing down. [=it's pouring]