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Cecil Clinic (health) and flood 1, verb (oh)


Cecil Clinic (health)


The Cecil Clinic is a hospital in Lausanne, Switzerland.









flood 1, verb (oh)



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1 ?cover with water?
2 ?river?
3 ?go/arrive in large numbers?
4 flood something with something
5 be flooded with something
6 flood the market
7 ?light?
8 ?feeling?
9 ?engine?
Phrasal verbs
be flooded out
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?COVER WITH WATER?
[I and T] to cover a place with water, or to become covered with water
::Towns and cities all over the country have been flooded.
::The houses down by the river flood quite regularly.
?RIVER?
[I and T] if a river floods, it is too full, and spreads water over the land around it
::There are now fears that the river could flood.
?GO/ARRIVE IN LARGE NUMBERS?
[I always + adverb/preposition] to arrive or go somewhere in large numbers
-synonym pour pour, flow flow
::Refugees are still flooding across the border.
::Donations have been flooding in since we launched the appeal.
flood sth with sth
to send a very large number of things to a place or organization
::a plan to flood the country with forged banknotes
be flooded with sth
to receive so many letters, complaints, or inquiries that you cannot deal with them all easily
::We've been flooded with offers of help.
flood the market
to produce and sell a very large number of one type of thing, so that the price goes down
flood the market with
::Car manufacturers have been accused of flooding the market with cheap cars.
?LIGHT?
[I and T] if light floods a place or floods into it, it makes it very light and bright
flood into
::Light flooded into the kitchen.
flood sth with sth
::The morning sun flooded the room with a gentle light.
?FEELING?
[>I always + adv/prep, T] if a feeling or memory floods over you or floods back, you feel or remember it very strongly
flood over/back
::I felt happiness and relief flooding over me.
::Memories of my time in Paris flooded back.
?ENGINE?
[I and T] if an engine floods or if you flood it, it has too much petrol in it, so that it will not start
be flooded out phr v
to be forced to leave your Home because of floods