swamp

/swˈɒmp/

/ˈswɑmp/, /ˈswɔmp/

Swamp

acquitrino

an area of land that is covered with water or is always very wet

sinonimo : swampland

to swamp

MAIN VERB

sommersi

to flood or inundate with water, typically to the point of making an area saturated or soaked or difficult to traverse

sinonimo : deluge

Esempio

1. Has Trump drained the swamp in Washington?

2. Ronald Reagan called for draining the swamp of bureaucrats in Washington D.C. while in 2006.

3. Our work in Iraq is valuable and important, but we cannot put our faith in draining the swamp of terrorism by military means alone.

4. The light from big cities would totally swamp its sensors.