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1 flood
{flʌd}
I. 1. наводнение, потоп
разливане, прииждане (на река) (особ. в рl), порой, прен. изблик
FLOOD of rain порой, пороен/проливен дъжд
in FLOOD придошъл
FLOOD of tears/words/abuse прен. поток от сълзи, порой от думи, куп обиди
to have a FLOOD of letters обсипан съм с писма
the FLOOD библ. потопът
2. прилив
the tide is at the FLOOD cera e прилив
at the FLOOD прен. в най-благоприятния момент
3. разг. floodlight
II. 1. заливам, наводнявам
2. причинявам прииждане (на река), излизам от бреговете/коритото си, прииждам (за река)
3. прен. обсипвам, заливам, трупам се
4. мед. имам маточен кръвоизлив* * *{fl^d} n 1. наводнение; потоп; разливане, прииждане (на река) ((2) {fl^d} v 1. заливам, наводнявам; 2. причинявам прииждане (н* * *потоп; порой; прииждане; прилив; разливане; заливам; задавям; наводнявам; наводнение;* * *1. at the flood прен. в най-благоприятния момент 2. flood of rain порой, пороен/проливен дъжд 3. flood of tears/words/abuse прен. поток от сълзи, порой от думи, куп обиди 4. i. наводнение, потоп 5. ii. заливам, наводнявам 6. in flood придошъл 7. the flood библ. потопът 8. the tide is at the flood cera e прилив 9. to have a flood of letters обсипан съм с писма 10. мед. имам маточен кръвоизлив 11. прен. обсипвам, заливам, трупам се 12. прилив 13. причинявам прииждане (на река), излизам от бреговете/коритото си, прииждам (за река) 14. разг. floodlight 15. разливане, прииждане (на река) (особ. в pl), порой, прен. изблик* * *flood[flʌd] I. n 1. наводнение; потоп; разливане, прииждане (на река) (особ. в pl); порой; прен. изблик; \flood victims пострадали от наводнение; \flood of rain порой, пороен (проливен) дъжд; a \flood of refugees ( letters) поток от бежанци (порой от писма); to row against the \flood прен. греба срещу течението, противопоставям се на инерцията (традицията); the F. библ. потопът; before the F много отдавна, преди потопа; 2. прилив; \flood tide прилив; the tide is at the \flood сега е прилив; at the \flood прен. в благоприятния момент; 3. ост. и поет. море; река; езеро; водна шир; 4. ам. разг. = floodlight I.; II. v 1. заливам, наводнявам; 2. причинявам прииждане (на река); излиза от бреговете си, приижда (за река); 3. прен. обсипвам, заливам; насищам ( пазар); трупам се; 4. тех. задавям ( карбуратор); 5. мед. имам маточен кръвоизлив;
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