flute
Word details
- German meaning
- Mit Wasser überschwemmen, über die Ufer treten.
- English meaning
- To flood
- Synonym
- überschwemmen, überfluten
- German example
- Nach dem starken Regen flutete der Fluss die Wiesen.
- English example
- After the heavy rain, the river flooded the meadows.
- Auxiliary Verb
- haben
- Present
- ich flute du flutest er/sie/es ich flutet wir fluten ihr flutet sie fluten
- Past Participle
- ich habe geflutet du hast geflutet er/sie/es hat geflutet wir haben geflutet ihr habt geflutet sie haben geflutet
- Past
- ich flutete du flutetest er/sie/es flutete wir fluteten ihr flutetet sie fluteten
Related words
- Fluter
butterflies
- fluten
to flood
- Fluter
Flooder
- Fluter
flooder
- überfluten
inundate
- überfluten
overflowing
- überfluten
inundieren
- überfluten
to flood
- überfluten
flooded
- überflutet
flooded
- überfluten
flood
- sonnendurchflutet
sonnig
- sonnendurchflutet
Sun-drenched
- Deckenfluter
Uplighter
- überfluten
To flood
- Flöte
flute
- Flut
flute
- Flötenspiel
flute playing
- Flöten
flutes
- flöte
flutes
- Flöte
flute player
- flöte
to play the flute
- Blechflöte
tin flute
- Nasenflöte
nose flute
- Nasenflöte
nose flutes
- Posaunist
boneflute player
- Querflöte
transverse flute
- Tageslicht
daylight
- Sintflut
Deluge
- Wurt
Mound
- Piccolo
A piccolo is a small flute that sounds higher than a normal flute; also, a small bottle of sparkling wine.
- Flötenspiel
Flute playing
- Flötenspieler
Flute player
- Zauberoper
magic opera
- Flut
A flood is a large amount of water covering normally dry land; also used figuratively for a large amount of something.
- Baßflöte
bass flute
- Abschlußdeich
Closure dike
- Sturzflut
flash flood
- Obertonflöte
Overtone flute
- überschwemmen
to flood
- strömen
to stream
- Sturmflut
Storm surge
- Faun
Faun
- Querflöte
flute
- Holzblasinstrument
Woodwind instrument
- h quer
Transverse flute
- sintflutartig
Cataclysmic
- überströmen
To overflow means that something runs over the edge or spreads over an area, often in large quantities.
- Warft
Mound, artificial dwelling hill