She felt very tense driving through the curtain of rain that had fallen so suddenly.Se sentía muy tensa conduciendo por la cortina de lluvia que había caído tan de súbito.
1(gen)(Mil)cortina (f);(lace, small etc)visillo (m);(Teat)telón (m)
to draw the curtains(together)correr las cortinas;(apart)abrir las cortinas;a curtain of fire(Mil)una cortina de fuego;when the final curtain came downcuando el telón bajó por última vez;it'll be curtains for you!será el acabóse para ti
to raise the curtain on sthdar el pistoletazo de salida a algo
50,000 people descended on Milan this week as the city raised the curtain on shows that will dictate what millions wear next yearGranada duly announced that it was bidding for the entire Forte Group. And in so doing they have raised the curtain on what promises to be one of the most dramatic battles in the history of the City of LondonThis Thursday the two parties hold their conventions, raising the curtain on a power struggle between the two leaders whose like Japan has never seen before
to bring the curtain down on sthponer punto final a algo
Today's ceremonies bring the curtain down on that long and historic period in Philippine history marked by the presence of American troops in our territoryManagement changes are underway that will finally bring down the curtain on Lord Forte's extraordinary working life
