rain
on somebody's parade
Significa arruinarle
a alguien los planes (literalmente, llover sobre el desfile):
I'm sorry to rain on your parade, but you're not allowed to have alcohol on the premises.

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expresión, nos aclara The Phrase Finder:
Poop has several meanings, of which two could be relevant. Since about 1900, poop has meant (in child-speak) either feces, or, as a verb, to defecate. Since the 1930s, as "pooped" (or often, pooped out) it has meant, as a past participle/adjective, tired out, exhausted, worn out. To poop out is to become too exhausted to continue, or to give up, usually owing to exhaustion, but sometimes just to drop out or fail to continue for unspecified reasons.
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(Cuando alguien intente "llover en tu desfile" [aguarte la fiesta], metele el paraguas en el ojo.) |
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