inundate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inundate in the PONS Dictionary

inundate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to inundate sb with sth
inundar a alguien de algo
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Street flooding reached a depth of 20cm in, inundating shops and some homes.
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During its wettest months, the city's marshlands are routinely inundated.
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When full, the dam would inundate 9,650 acre (39 km).
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In addition to infrastructure damage, thousands of acres of farmland were inundated.
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Massive waves crashed ashore, crushing buildings and inundating low-lying areas in the city.
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Torrential rainfall triggered widespread flooding which inundated homes and floated cars left on streets.
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When fully inundated, it may support up to a million waterbirds.
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The area was inundated again in 1926 resulting in rail services being cancelled.
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The neighborhood was inundated during the 1997 flood and had to be almost entirely demolished.
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Later that day, the 4077th is once again inundated with wounded as it usually is.
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