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Yes, 水灾 (shuǐzāi) is commonly used in casual conversations in Chinese. It refers to a natural disaster caused by excessive amounts of water, such as heavy rainfall or overflowing rivers.
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- 昨天晚上下了场大暴雨,导致我们这里发生了水灾。(Zuótiān wǎnshàng xià le chǎng dà bàoyǔ, dǎozhì wǒmen zhèlǐ fāshēng le shuǐzāi.) - Last night, there was a heavy rain that caused a flood in our area.
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水灾 (shuǐzāi) is used to refer to a flood or inundation. For example, one might say: "今年的水灾 (jīnnián de shuǐzāi) 导致了严重的经济损失 (dǎozhì le yánzhòng de jīngjì sǔnshī)." This sentence translates to "This year's flood caused severe financial losses."
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