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overflow /ˌoʊvɚˈfloʊ/

Anh-Việt Anh-Anh

Động từ

tràn

your bath is overflowing

nước ở bồn tắm của anh đang tràn ra

the river over flowed [its banks]

nước sông tràn bờ

(into something) tràn ra, tràn vào

the meeting overflowed into the streets

cuộc biểu tình tràn ra đường phố

(with something) tràn trề

overflowing with happiness

tràn trề hạnh phúc

a heart overflowing with love

lòng tràn trề yêu đương

Danh từ

sự tràn nước ra

stop the over flow from the cistern

chặn nước tràn ra từ bể chứa

put a bowl underneath to catch the overflow

đặt một cái bát ở bên dưới để hứng nước tràn ra

khối bung ra

a large overflow of population from the cities

khối lớn dân số bung ra từ các đô thị

(cách viết khác overflow pipe) ống thoát nước tràn

the overflow from the bath is blocked

ống thoát nước tràn

the overflow from the bath is blocked

ống thoát nước tràn ở bồn tắm bị tắc rồi

* Các từ tương tự:
overflow pipe, overflown
verb

-flows; -flowed; -flowing

to flow over the edge or top of (something) [+ obj]

The river overflowed its banks. [no obj]

The creek overflows every spring.

The water in the tub overflowed. - often used figuratively

The large crowd filled the room and overflowed into the lobby.

[+ obj] :to fill or cover (something) completely

Books and papers overflowed his desk.

The paragraph overflowed the page.

[no obj] :to be completely filled with something :to be so filled that there is not enough room for anything or anyone more

overflowing trash cans - often + with

His desk was overflowing with papers.

The hotels are all filled/full to overflowing with tourists. - often used figuratively

Her heart was overflowing with joy.

noun

plural -flows

[count] an act of flowing over the edge or top of something - usually singular; often + of

The rescuers put up sandbags to stop the overflow of the river.

the amount of something that flows over the edge or top of something else - usually singular

The overflow from the river flooded the field.

the number of people or things that goes over a limit - usually singular; often + of

The police tried to control the overflow of traffic.

The company hired more people to handle the overflow of phone calls. - sometimes used before another noun

The band played to an overflow crowd. [=a crowd larger than a place is meant to hold]

a pipe or container for liquid that overflows from something else