swamped

英 [swɒmpt]

美 [swɑːmpt]

v.  使不堪承受; 使疲于应对; 使应接不暇; 淹; 淹没
swamp的过去分词和过去式

过去式：swamped　

柯林斯词典

• 沼泽(地)
  Aswampis an area of very wet land with wild plants growing in it.
• VERB 淹没;浸没
  If somethingswampsa place or object, it fills it with water.
  1. A rogue wave swamped the boat...
     凶猛的海浪淹没了船只。
  2. The Ventura river burst its banks, swamping a mobile home park.
     本图拉河的河水冲破堤岸，淹没了活动房区。
• VERB 使不堪承受;使疲于应对;使应接不暇
  If youare swampedby things or people, you have more of them than you can deal with.
  1. He is swamped with work...
     他工作忙得不可开交。
  2. The railway station was swamped with thousands of families trying to flee the city.
     火车站挤满了成千上万想要逃离这座城市的家庭。

双语例句

• Headquarters was swamped by an avalanche of applications for battle assignments.
  请战书像雪片似地飞向指挥部。
• In the conditions of the proletariat, those of old society at large are already virtually swamped.
  在无产阶级的生活条件中，旧社会的生活条件已经被消灭了。
• All our feet were swamped in the mud.
  我们的脚都陷在淤泥中了。
• Several more died when tsunami waves swamped an island off the country's coast.
  地震引发的海啸还席卷了智利附近海域的一个岛屿，造成数人死亡。
• His opponent swamped him with facts and figures
  他的对手抛出精确的资料和数据，使他难以招架。
• We've been swamped with calls since we put an ad in the paper.
  自从在报上登了广告以后，我们接到了很多电话。
• I often felt swamped by guilt at having left my children.
  离开孩子们使我内心充满了负罪感。
• I guessed that the just-in-time compilation probably had some startup overhead that swamped the running time.
  我猜测大概是即时编译所需的启动开销拖累了运行时间。
• I always get swamped with ads.
  我总是被广告淹没了。
• I bought a new dress for my daughter, but it absolutely swamped her.
  我给女儿买了一件新衣服，可惜太大了。