inundate
verb[T]
uk/ˈɪn.ʌn.deɪt/us/ˈɪn.ʌn.deɪt/inundateverb[T](TOO MUCH)
to give someone so muchworkor so many things that they cannotdealwith it all:
使应接不暇We have been inundatedwithrequestsforhelp.求助申请多得让我们应接不暇。
Causing difficulties for oneself or others
- ask questions ofsomeone/somethingidiom
- be a tall orderidiom
- be asking for troubleidiom
- beyourown worst enemyidiom
- catch
- catchsomeoneout
- dig
- make heavy weather ofsomethingidiom
- overburden
- pitchforksomeoneintosomething
- plunge
- plunge(someone/something)intosomething
- shoot
- subjectsomeone/somethingtosomething
- suicidal
- swamp
- tall
- toughness
- trouble
- wrong-foot
inundateverb[T](FLOOD)
formal
tofloodanareawithwater:
(洪水)淹没If thedambreaksit will inundatelargepartsof thetown.如果水坝决口,这个城镇的大部分地区都将被淹没。
Floods, tides & currents
- current
- ebb
- eddy
- flash flood
- flooded
- floodplain
- gyre
- high tide
- high water mark
- inundation
- longshore drift
- low-water mark
- tidal
- tidally
- tide table
- tidemark
- turbulence
- turbulent
- water
- waterline
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Enclosing, surrounding and immersing