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flood

/flʌd/

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noun

/flʌd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее переполнение водой обычно сухой земли, часто вызванное сильным дождём, таянием снега или подъёмом уровня воды.

A noun referring to an overflow of water onto normally dry land, often caused by heavy rain, melting snow, or the rising of a body of water.

  1. Overflow of waterA2formal

    An overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal confines, especially over what is normally dry land.

    ruНаводнение

    • The heavy rain caused a flood in the valley.
    • Many homes were destroyed by the flood.
    • The government declared a state of emergency after the flood.

    Synonymscataclysmdelugeflash floodinundationoverflowspatetorrent

    Antonymsdroughtdryness

  2. Large amount or quantityB1informal

    An overwhelming quantity or number of things arriving at the same time.

    ruПоток

    • The office received a flood of applications for the job.
    • A flood of memories came back when she saw the old photo.
    • The company faced a flood of complaints after the product launch.

    Synonymsavalanchebarragedelugeinfluxonslaughtplethoraprofusionspatestreamtorrent

    Antonymsdribblehandfultrickle

Forms
  • floods plural form
  • floods' possessive plural form
  • flood's possessive singular form
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verb

/flʌd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по затоплению территории водой или для описания подавляющего притока чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of covering an area with water, or to describe an overwhelming influx of something.

  1. Cover with waterB1formal

    To become covered or filled with water, especially in large amounts.

    ruЗатопить

    • The heavy rain flooded the streets.
    • The river flooded the nearby fields.
    • The basement flooded after the pipe burst.

    Synonymsdelugeengulfinundateoverflowsubmergeswamp

    Antonymsdraindryevacuate

  2. Overwhelm with quantityB2informal

    To arrive or be sent in such large numbers that it is difficult to deal with.

    ruЗавалить

    • The company was flooded with job applications.
    • Fans flooded the stadium after the concert.
    • The support team was flooded with complaints.

    Synonymsdelugeengulfinundateoverwhelmsubmergeswamp

    Antonymsdriptrickle

  3. Fill with emotionB2informal

    To be overcome by a strong feeling or emotion.

    ruПереполнять

    • Memories of her childhood flooded back.
    • A sense of relief flooded through him.
    • Joy flooded her heart when she saw the surprise.

    Synonymsengulfinundateovercomeoverwhelmsuffuseswamp

Forms
  • flooded past participle
  • flooded past simple
  • flooding present participle
  • floods third person singular

Phrasal variantsflood inflood out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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