English to Galician Meaning of flood - inundación

Flood :

inundación

noun

inundación, cataclismo, diluvião, rebosar, diluvio, Río, córrego, curso de auga, coque, perforación, fluír, deriva, corrente, chorro, abundancia, fertilidade, carga excesiva, painço, marea chea, primavera, atropelar, pantano, oprimir, cuberta, castigar, mergullar, inundar

Flood :: inundaciónFlooded :: inundadaFlooder :: flooderFlooding :: inundaciónFloods :: inundacións

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Definitions of flood in English

Noun(1) the rising of a body of water and its overflowing onto normally dry land(2) an overwhelming number or amount(3) light that is a source of artificial illumination having a broad beam; used in photography(4) a large flow(5) the act of flooding; filling to overflowing(6) the occurrence of incoming water (between a low tide and the following high tide
Verb(1) fill quickly beyond capacity; as with a liquid(2) cover with liquid, usually water(3) supply with an excess of(4) become filled to overflowing

Examples of flood in English

(1) The main cause of flooding in the city centre is the use of flood barriers beyond the city centre.(2) A flood of books about the man and his battles has appeared and the nostalgia has even given rise to a range of jewellery inspired by the gifts that Hamilton and Nelson gave each other.(3) In contrast, conventional hydropower technologies often rely on the construction of tall dams that flood the area behind them.(4) They believe that this report will embarrass the powers-that-be into triggering a flood of funds to tackle the ravages of heroin.(5) There doesn't appear to be a major drop-off of talent despite the flood of newcomers.(6) The first thing that needs to happen to create a flood of referrals into your personal training department is that you need to earn them.(7) his column provoked a flood of complaints(8) Once you break the rim of the bowl and the water pours in, it's not like an ordinary flood , where the water comes and it goes.(9) These include running off large volumes of silt-laden water during the flood season, from May to September.(10) In the village, as he meets his sisters and others among whom he grew up, a flood of memories overwhelms him, and he abruptly changes his mind about selling the property.(11) With flood irrigation, the water table near the creek is raised, that is, the amount of water in the soil is increased.(12) Many Poles recalled the devastating floods of 1997 when torrential rain then caused the river Oder to flood its banks.(13) Soon, the flood of refuges overwhelms the establishment, and all of the foreigners flee the war-torn nation.(14) Dissatisfied with these giants, Virococha caused a great flood , whose waters still remain in Titicaca.(15) Residents in Chapel Street and The Sands were evacuated to the town's Public Hall as the water level rose to just two inches below the flood protection barriers.(16) You need to know how to cut off your water supply in a flood .

Related Phrases of flood

(1) flash flood ::

enchente

(2) to flood ::

inundar

(3) flood protection ::

protección contra inundacións

(4) flood control ::

control de inundacións

(5) flood plain ::

chaira de inundación

(6) great flood ::

gran inundación

(7) flood light ::

luz de inundación

(8) flood in ::

inundación en

(9) flood level ::

nivel de inundación

(10) flood season ::

época das cheas

Related Phrases of flood

(1) flash flood ::

enchente

(2) to flood ::

inundar

(3) flood protection ::

protección contra inundacións

(4) flood control ::

control de inundacións

(5) flood plain ::

chaira de inundación

(6) great flood ::

gran inundación

(7) flood light ::

luz de inundación

(8) flood in ::

inundación en

(9) flood level ::

nivel de inundación

(10) flood season ::

época das cheas

Synonyms

Noun

2. outpouring ::

efusión

3. succession ::

sucesión

4. flowage ::

flowage

5. overflow ::

rebosar

6. alluvion ::

aluvión

7. deluge ::

diluvio

8. photoflood ::

photoflood

9. flood tide ::

marea chea

Verb

10. inundate ::

inundar

11. overflow ::

rebosar

12. glut ::

exceso

13. pour ::

derramar

14. oversupply ::

exceso de oferta

15. deluge ::

diluvio

Different Forms

flood, flooded, flooder, flooding, floods

Word Example from TV Shows

$the security system\Nwill flood it in a few minutes.$

the security system
will FLOOD it in a few minutes.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

promiscuity rewards you with the needed FLOOD of dopamine.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 1

Plug it with rocks and ice. Flood it and let it freeze.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

TEDDY FLOOD: I understand how this will end,

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

that have an apocalyptic FLOOD as part of their mythology.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 24

Examples of flood from TV Shows

$the security system\Nwill flood it in a few minutes.$

the security system
will FLOOD it in a few minutes.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

promiscuity rewards you with the needed FLOOD of dopamine.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 1

Plug it with rocks and ice. Flood it and let it freeze.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

TEDDY FLOOD: I understand how this will end,

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

that have an apocalyptic FLOOD as part of their mythology.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 24

English to Galician Dictionary: flood

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English to Galician Dictionary: flood

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