deluged 的 2 个定义
- a great flood of water; inundation; flood.
- a drenching rain; downpour.
- anything that overwhelms like a flood: a deluge of mail.
- the Deluge. flood.
del·uged, del·ug·ing.
deluged 近义词
downpour, flood of something
inundate with water
overwhelm
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- Officials were soon working through the weekends and tapped staff from every department — including property assessments — to help with the deluge.
- The early returns on election night could look entirely different from the final vote count, thanks to a deluge of mail-in ballots that take much longer to tabulate than in-person votes.
- The demand deluge has led to YouTube’s ad prices doubling in some cases.
- You’ve probably already encountered the deluge of takes on Quibi’s remarkably quick burnout.
- If Obama is elected, he could encourage his supporters to deluge members of Congress with e-mails, or use the Web to organize collective research.
- Predictably, he was deluged with angry responses; as of this writing, he is still responding to critics.
- The paper was deluged with complaints from readers, and from UK and overseas Jewish groups, before issuing a prompt apology.
- Anyone who votes for it is going to be deluged with angry phone calls and some very ugly attack ads come next campaign.
- Letter-writing campaigns were launched, and outraged callers deluged the company with complaints.
- But then they saw the water rise—the result of the failed federal levee system that deluged 80 percent of the city.
- On one of these fine days the steward stumbled with the coffee-pot, and deluged me with its burning contents.
- Deluged as they were continually by heavy seas, nothing but the most inflammable substances would burn.
- By the marauders it was looked upon as a grand frolic, and owners of missing mats and deluged yards might grumble as they pleased.
- All the little men who witnessed this scene deluged their cross-bows with tears.
- The reading world is deluged with books relating to woman,—her education, her labor, and her civil rights.