overflown in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for overflown in the English»Italian Dictionary

overflown [ˌəʊvəˈfləʊn] VB pp

overflown → overfly

See also overfly

overfly <pt overflew, pp overflown> [Brit əʊvəˈflʌɪ, Am ˌoʊvərˈflaɪ] VB trans

overfly

sorvolare

I.overflow N [Brit ˈəʊvəfləʊ, Am ˈoʊvərˌfloʊ]

1. overflow (surplus):

the overflow of students, passengers

l'eccesso or la sovrabbondanza di studenti, di passeggeri

our school takes in the overflow from other areas

la nostra scuola accoglie gli studenti in eccesso dalle zone vicine

2. overflow:

overflow, also overflow pipe (from bath, sink)

troppopieno m

overflow, also overflow pipe (from dam)

sfioratore m

3. overflow (spillage):

overflow (action)

straripamento m

overflow (action)

traboccamento m

overflow (liquid spilt)

liquido m traboccato

4. overflow COMPUT:

overflow

overflow m

II.overflow VB trans [Brit əʊvəˈfləʊ, Am ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ]

overflow crowd stadium, theatre:

overflow

inondare, invadere

to overflow the banks river:

straripare, esondare

III.overflow VB intr [Brit əʊvəˈfləʊ, Am ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ]

overflow bath, bin:

traboccare

overflow river, water:

tracimare, straripare (into in; onto su)

overflow crowd, refugees:

riversarsi

they overflowed onto the steps, into the streets

si riversarono sui gradini, nelle strade

to be full to overflowing bath, bowl:

traboccare

to be full to overflowing room, theatre:

essere pieno zeppo or stracolmo

to overflow with fig gratitude, love

essere colmo di or traboccare di

overflow car park [ˌəʊvəfləʊˈkɑːpɑːk] N Brit

overflow car park

= parcheggio aggiuntivo, supplementare

overflow parking lot [ˌəʊvəfləʊˈpɑːkɪŋlɒt] N Am

overflow parking lot → overflow car park

See also overflow car park

overflow car park [ˌəʊvəfləʊˈkɑːpɑːk] N Brit

overflow car park

= parcheggio aggiuntivo, supplementare

Translations for overflown in the Italian»English Dictionary

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troppopieno

overflow

debordare

to overflow

traboccamento (di fiume)

overflow

straripamento

overflow(ing)

tracimare

to overflow

straripare

to overflow (its banks)

overflown in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for overflown in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.overflow [ˌoʊ·vɚ·ˈfloʊ] N

1. overflow (excess):

overflow of liquid

eccesso m di liquido

overflow of people

eccesso m

2. overflow (outlet):

overflow

troppopieno m

II.overflow [ˌoʊ·vɚ·ˈfloʊ] VB intr

overflow

riversarsi

overflow river

straripare

Translations for overflown in the Italian»English Dictionary

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traboccare

to overflow

traboccare

to overflow

straripare

to overflow

sormontare

to overflow

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These craft could be flown out of ground effect so that, for example, peninsulas could be overflown.

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At one point, the campus was overflown with helicopters dispensing airborne tear gas.

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So they were extremely surprised and angry once the runway opened to find themselves being overflown many times an hour throughout the day.

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The video was made in a warehouse, and it shows all six band members as they are more and more overflown by tiny robots coming from everywhere.

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The rainfall flooded streets in various portions of the state and led to overflown rivers.

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But the supermarket giant said it appeared that a pipe between the ceiling and the roof had overflown due to heavy rainfall.

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And with the arms of a flood shall they be overflown from before him, and shall be broken; yea, also the prince of the covenant.

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The site had to be isolated and only rarely overflown by aircraft, but also had to be accessible via automobile.

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Onlookers watched in disbelief as the beach car park quickly became overflown by water, reaching as far as the welcome sign.

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The deluge led to overflown rivers and streams, and left several roadways temporarily impassable from high floodwaters.

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