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121 submergé
sybmɛʀʒe adj submergé, -e1) (= sous l'eau) submerged2) figsubmergé de [appels, commandes] — snowed under with
submergé par [sentiments, émotions] — overwhelmed with
* * *A pp ⇒ submerger.B pp adj1 [terre, récif] submerged;2 fig ( débordé) submergé par l'émotion/la foule overwhelmed by emotion/the crowd; submergé d'appels/de réclamations/de candidatures swamped with calls/with complaints/with applications; je suis submergé de travail I'm inundated with work.1. [rochers] submerged2. [surchargé, accablé] inundateddepuis que ma secrétaire est partie, je suis submergé since my secretary left, I've been up to my eyes in work -
122 kafa
(að), v. to dive, swim, under water; of a ship, to be swamped in a heavy sea (síðan kafaði skipit).* * *að, to dive, swim under water, Jb. 403, Eg. 142, Fs. 92, Fms. iii. 4, Stj. 75, Fbr. 100 new Ed., Grett. 131, 141; kafa upp, to emerge, Stj. 249, passim: of a ship, to be swamped in a heavy sea, síðan kafaði skipit, Fas. ii. 492: reflex. to plunge into water, Sks. 116, N. G. L. ii. 284. -
123 KEFJA
(kef, kafða, kafðr), v. to dip, put under water; impers. to be swamped, sink, of a ship (skipit kafði undir þeim);refl., kefjast, to dip oneself, duck, dive.* * *older form kvefja, Sks. l. c.; pres. kefr, pret. kafði, part. kafinn, [kaf; mid. H. G. quebe]:—causal, to dip, put under water; mantú hversu fór um sundit með okkr, ek mátta kefja þik ef ek vilda, Fms. vii. 119; sem þat kvefi (kvæfi, new Ed.) reykr eða mjörkvi, Sks. 211; þá kafði hón höfuðit svá at þar dó hann, Hkr. Yngl. S.; er ríki þitt klandar ok sjálfan þik vill kefja, MS. 4. 26: the saying, þann má eigi kefja er Guð vill hefja, Fb. iii. 408.II. impers. to be swamped, founder, sink, of a ship; skipit kafði undir þeim, Eg. 600; þá kafði skipit undir þeim ok létusk þar allir, Hkr. i. 115, Mar.; svá er veðr þetta mikit at við því þótti búit, at kefja mundi skipin undir þeim, Fas. ii. 180.III. reflex. to dip oneself, duck, dive; þat er athæfi þessa skrimsl, at þat hefir opt kafsk, Sks. 170:—to be quenched, ok er þá því líkast at ljósit kvefisk þá í þeim reyk, 47 new Ed.; at ljós vili kefjast (old Ed.)2. part. kafðr, drowned; sumir vóru í vatni kafðir, Hom. 147: metaph. overwhelmed, kafðr í áhyggjum, Mar.; önnum kafinn, overwhelmed with business. -
124 swamp
[swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] vt1) ( fill with water)to \swamp a boat/ canoe ein Boot/Kanu voll laufen lassen2) ( flood)to \swamp sth etw überschwemmen [o unter Wasser setzen];I'm \swamped with work at the moment im Moment ersticke ich in Arbeit;to be \swamped with presents mit Geschenken überhäuft werden;to \swamp sth etw überlasten5) ( Brit);(fig fam: be too big for)to \swamp sb jdn untergehen lassen;the new dress absolutely \swamps her in dem neuen Kleid geht sie völlig unter nmangrove \swamp Mangrovensumpf m -
125 boat
[bəʊt]nлодка, шлюпка, бот, пароход, корабль, судно, катерSee:The boats were swamped and lost. — Лодки наполнились водой и затонули.
The current set the boat northward. — Течение сносило лодку к северу.
A big wave swamped the boat. — Большая волна накрыла лодку.
To burn one's boats (bridges) behind one. — Сжечь за собой корабли (мосты).
- small boat- smart boat
- fragile boat
- slow boat
- paper boat
- pirate boat
- abandoned boat
- sunken boat
- heavily-laden boat
- moored up boat
- boat rally
- boat trip
- boat man
- boat load
- boat with a sail
- boat with an awning
- boat for hire
- sail a boat
- hire a boat
- hire a whole boat
- row a boat
- take a boat
- get on a boat
- get off the boat
- come by boat
- be in the same boat
- operate a ferry boat
- take a boat for London
- build a boat
- equip a boat
- load a boat
- fit out a boat
- man a boat
- launch a boat
- hoist a boat
- pole a boat
- anchor up a boat
- put in land a boat
- tow a boat
- paddle a boat
- overturn a boat
- steer a boat with a rudder
- miss the boat
- fasten up a boat
- make a boat fast
- draw up pull up a boat
- run one's boat aground
- set the boat a drift
- get the boat into a drift
- bring a boat alongside with another boat
- send boats to the rescue
- get a boat out of a boat-house
- get a boat into a boat-house
- swamp a boat
- rip the boat with a sail
- trim the boat up with streamers
- fit out a boat with everything necessary
- render a boat completily watertight
- rock the boat
- take to boats
- prevent the boat from sinking
- hoist the boat out
- hoist the boat in
- boats sail
- boat lies at anchor
- boat is chained up
- boat toppled over
- boats sinkUSAGE:(1.) Названия средств передвижения, такие, как boat, ship, tram, bus в сочетании с глаголами to go, to come, to travel употребляются без артикля: to go (to travel) by boat, to go by train (by bus, by ship). Это же верно и по отношению к названиям способов и среды передвижения: to go by sea, by air, by land. (2.) В сочетаниях с глаголами to take, to catch эти существительные употребляются с неопределенным артиклем: to take a bus (boat, train). Определенный артикль the употребляется при наличии конкретизирующего определения: to catch the eight o'clock boat успеть на восьмичасовой катер, а с описательным определением употребляется неопределенный артикль: to take an early/later boat поехать ранним/поздним катером. (3.) Глаголы to get on и to get off требуют употребления определенного артикля перед названием транспортного средства: help the woman to get off the boat (bus) помогите женщине выйти из лодки (сойти с автобуса). -
126 они
1. themони ответили, что … — the answer was to the effect that …
2. these3. theyсейчас они, наверное, уже там — they should be there by now
они летели ввысь, они взмыли в вышину — they flew up and up
4. they the5. he; she; it; they -
127 swamp
swamp [swɒmp]1 nounmarais m, marécage m(b) (overwhelm) inonder, submerger;∎ she was swamped with calls elle a été submergée d'appels;∎ we're swamped (with work) at the office at the moment nous sommes débordés de travail au bureau en ce moment -
128 забивать помехами
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swamped — adj. filled to bursting; very busy; flooded swÉ‘mp /swÉ’mp n. low lying area of land that is saturated with water and unfit for agricultural purposes, marsh, bog v. flood, fill or cover with water; inundate, overwhelm … English contemporary dictionary
flooded inundated swamped — filled filled adj. 1. containing as much or as many as is possible or normal; as, filled to overflowing. Opposite of {empty}. [Narrower terms: {abounding in(predicate), abounding with(predicate), bristling with(predicate), full of(predicate),… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
swamp — [swɒmp ǁ swɑːmp] verb [transitive] 1. to suddenly give someone a lot of work or things to deal with: • The flood of orders swamped some understaffed trading desks. swamp be swamped (with something) • Brokers said they were swamped with calls… … Financial and business terms