How is the word submergé translated from French to English

Débordé par une quantité bien trop grande de quelque chose.

Overwhelmed by far too much of something.

adjective
English translation
Inundated

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  • Nous avons été submergés d'appels après la publicité. We were inundated with calls after the ad.

  • Les champs ont été inondés par la rivière. The fields were inundated by the river.

  • La petite boutique se sentait submergée par les commandes du week-end. The small shop felt inundated by weekend orders.

  • La moitié du village est restée inondée pendant une semaine. Half the village stayed inundated for a week.

  • Es-tu submergé de travail en ce moment ? Are you inundated at work right now?

  • La cave a-t-elle été inondée de nouveau après l'orage ? Was the basement inundated again after the storm?

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FAQ about “submergé”

How is “submergé” translated from French?
“submergé” translates into English as “Inundated”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “submergé” mean?
Meaning of “submergé”: Débordé par une quantité bien trop grande de quelque chose. In English — “Inundated”.
What part of speech is “submergé”?
“submergé” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “submergé”?
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