swamped in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for swamped in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.swamp [Am swɑmp, Brit swɒmp] N

swamp

pantano m

swamp

ciénaga f

swamp (of sea water)

marisma f

swamp (of sea water)

ciénaga f

II.swamp [Am swɑmp, Brit swɒmp] VB trans

1. swamp (with water):

swamp land

anegar

swamp land

inundar

a huge wave swamped the frail craft

una enorme ola se tragó la frágil embarcación

2. swamp (overwhelm) often pass:

they were swamped by offers of help

los abrumaron con ofertas de ayuda

they were swamped by offers of help

recibieron una avalancha de ofertas de ayuda

I'm absolutely swamped with work

estoy inundada or agobiada de trabajo

swamped by debts, they were forced to sell up

agobiados por las deudas, se vieron obligados a vender

swamp fever N U

1. swamp fever Am MED:

swamp fever dated

paludismo m

swamp fever dated

fiebre f palúdica

swamp fever dated

fiebre f de los pantanos

2. swamp fever VET:

swamp fever

fiebre f equina

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mangrove swamp

manglar m

Translations for swamped in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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empantanar

to swamp

empantanarse camino/campo:

to become swamped

ciénaga

swamp

manglar

mangrove swamp

hacer nata Chil inf los turistas hacen nata en esta época

the place is inundated o swamped with tourists at this time of year

manigua

swamp

pantano

swamp

hemos recibido un diluvio de cartas

we've been deluged o swamped with letters

swamped in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for swamped in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] N

swamp

pantano m

swamp

suampo m AmC

swamp

wampa f Mex

II.swamp [swɒmp, Am swɑ:mp] VB trans (flood)

swamp

inundar

to swamp sb (with sth)

abrumar a alguien (con algo)

to be swamped with sth

estar agobiado de algo

swamp fever N no pl MED

swamp fever

paludismo m

swamp fever

fiebre f palúdica

Translations for swamped in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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wampa

swamp

suampo

swamp

ciénaga

swamp

pantano (laguna)

swamp

estoy a tope de trabajo

I'm swamped with work

swamped Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to swamp sb (with sth)

abrumar a alguien (con algo)

to be swamped with sth

estar agobiado de algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Another became swamped; drifted away and its occupants were not seen again.

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Many of its firms are uncompetitive because they are swamped by high taxes and mountains of red tape, as well as a notoriously strike-prone labour force.

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Also, the council's civil chambers were swamped with claims concerning the legality of the confiscations.

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That opened the floodgates and my email queue has been swamped with similar tales from furious customers.

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A heavy sea swamped her and she sank immediately.

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The town's dike system was prepared for the river approaching from the south, but the river had spread and swamped the town from the west.

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It is the habit of even the best football crowd to quiet down once its team is being swamped.

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From the looks of it, the shop was swamped with skivvy-donning young people hoping to get that ensemble.

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That way we have toy library membership and don't have the house swamped with all the toys, just a few big-ticket at a time.

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The school was closed temporarily in 2008 after being swamped following a torrential downpour.

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