flood
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/flʌd/
🇬🇧
/flʌd/
noun
B1
A large amount of water covering land that is normally dry.
The heavy rain caused a flood that covered the streets.
大雨导致洪水淹没了街道。
B2
A very large number of things or people that come at the same time.
After the concert, a flood of fans rushed to meet the singer.
音乐会结束后，大批粉丝涌向歌手。
R
The great flood that covered the world in the Bible story.
In the Bible, Noah built an ark to survive the flood.
在圣经中，诺亚建造方舟以躲避大洪水。
verb
B1
To fill or cover with water.
The river may flood the fields after heavy rain.
大雨过后，河流可能会淹没田地。
B1
To become so full that water spreads onto the land.
The dam broke and water began to flood the town.
大坝决堤，水开始淹没城镇。
B2
To arrive or go somewhere in large numbers.
People began to flood into the stadium before the game.
比赛开始前，人们开始涌入体育场。
R
To send something somewhere in large numbers.
The company was flooded with requests after the sale was announced.
促销活动宣布后，公司收到了大量请求。
R
To make something available in large numbers in a place.
The market was flooded with cheap imports from abroad.
市场上充斥着来自国外的廉价进口商品。
R
To affect someone suddenly and strongly.
A feeling of joy flooded her heart when she heard the news.
听到这个消息时，喜悦之情涌上她的心头。
R
To spread suddenly into something; to cover something.
Redness began to flood his face when he became embarrassed.
当他感到尴尬时，红晕开始涌上他的脸庞。
R
If an engine floods, it has too much fuel and will not start.
If you flood the engine with too much gas, it may not start.
如果给发动机注入过多汽油，它可能无法启动。
translation
洪水, 大量涌入的人或物, 大洪水
淹没, 泛滥, 蜂拥而至, 大量发送, 大量供应, 强烈冲击, 迅速蔓延, 发动机淹缸
词形变化
3rd Present
floods
Past
flooded
Perfect
flooded
Progressive
flooding
Plural
floods