flood lietuviškai
flood vertimas 1. n 1) potvynis; tvanas; 2) poet. upė; jūra; srautas; a flood of tears ašarų srautas; flood and field vanduo ir sausuma; to throw a flood of lightnušviesti;2. v 1) patvinti; 2) siūbtelėti; 3): flood out iškeldinti dėl potvynio; 4): to flood in floodužplūsti; applications flooded inpareiškimai užplūdo
- flood tide (n.) kylantis potvynis
- flood-tide (n.) kylantis potvynis
- flood disaster (n.) potvynis, užtvindymas
- storm flood (n.) didžiulė banga
- flood lamp (n.) prožektorius
- flood of words (n.) paistalas
- 1938 Yellow River flood 1938 m. Chvangchės potvynis
- SYN flood SYN ataka
- (geological phenomenon) the rising of a body of water and its overflowing onto normally dry land
- (batch) an overwhelming number or amount
- (light source) light that is a source of artificial illumination having a broad beam; used in photography
- (flow) a large flow
- (filling) the act of flooding; filling to overflowing
- (tide) the occurrence of incoming water (between a low tide and the following high tide)
- (make full) to fill quickly beyond capacity, as with a liquid
- (cover) to cover with liquid, usually water Type of: cover
- (supply) to supply with an excess of
- (become filled, overflowing) to become filled to overflowing Type of: fill up
- (Christian Bible) the great deluge that is said in the Book of Genesis to have occurred in the time of Noah; it was brought by God upon the earth because of the wickedness of humans
Flood sinonimai cloudburst, deluge, downpour, driving rain, pelter, pouring rain, rainstorm, shower, soaker, torrent, torrential rain, waterspout
flood sinonimai alluvion, deluge, flood disaster, flooding, flood lamp, floodlight, flood tide, flowage, inundation, outpouring, overflow, photoflood, projector, rising tide, searchlight, spotlight, barrage, inundation, deluge, flow, stream, torrent, burst its banks, deluge, drown, engulf, floodlight, flow, flow over, glut, immerse, inundate, overflow, oversupply, overwhelm, run over, submerge, surge, deluge, drown, glut, inundate, oversupply, submerge, swamp, wash over