swamp
swamp
swɑmp
svaamp
British pronunciation
/swɒmp/

Définition et signification de « swamp » en anglais

Swamp
01

marais, marécage

an area of land that is covered with water or is always very wet
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swamp definition and meaning
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Cypress trees with their distinctive knees dotted the murky waters of the swamp, creating an eerie yet beautiful landscape.
Les cyprès avec leurs genoux distinctifs parsemaient les eaux troubles du marais, créant un paysage à la fois étrange et magnifique.
02

a state overwhelmed by difficulties, responsibilities, or complexity

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The company found itself in a financial swamp after the failed merger.
to swamp
01

inonder, submerger

to flood or cover something with water, making it hard to use or move through
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Waves swamped the small boat during the storm.
Les vagues ont inondé le petit bateau pendant la tempête.
02

to become drenched, submerged, or overrun, often by liquid

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During the flood, the fields swamped completely.
03

to overwhelm someone or something with a large quantity of work, tasks, messages, or requests

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Complaints swamped the customer service team all morning.
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