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Перевод: inundation

[существительное]
наводнение; наплыв ; скопление
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. These activities and the sheer weight of numbers have caused an ever-present danger of a "blow-out" of the sand dunes, and a subsequent inundation of the sea onto reclaimed farmland behind the dunes.
2. What they found was that the river bottom invertebrates which spend their larval stages among the gravel and pebbles on the riverbed plummeted in numbers immediately after the inundation.
3. Festuca rubra - Agrostis stolonifera - Potentilla anserina inundation grassland (see above under machair).
4. She was the arooseh, the bride of the Nile, and her sacrifice was meant to ensure a plentiful inundation.
5. Despite the linguistic anomaly that the season called "the time of inundation" would in due course fall in one of the other seasons, the Egyptians retained the 365-day calendar right down to the Roman period because of its convenience as an automatic record of the passage of time in an era, each year containing the same number of days, unlike our years.
6. One of the most important of the island's defences is against erosion or inundation by the sea.
7. However, the tilting process and inundation that accompanied it were so gradual that most existing forms of wildlife had ample time to escape from or adapt to the changes.
8. The civil year was divided into three conventional "seasons" - called time of inundation, sowing time, and harvest time - and each of them was divided into four months, these being of course conventional too and not connected with the moon.
9. The famous letter from the archbishop of Rheims to Baldwin V of Flanders, praising him for his activities in draining and ditching the coastal areas (presumably after the Dunkirk inundation of 1014-;42 had at last subsided) is explicit evidence of an interest in agricultural expansion.
10. This flood, in a narrow valley, exacerbated, it was thought, by trees blocking the bridges upstream, was different in kind from the inundation of large areas of low-lying land in East Anglia.
11. In 1968 they were raised to their present position to escape inundation by the rising waters of a man-made lake.
12. They were to become the crucial factor which saved the Fens from total inundation, and although not generally adopted in Somerset, they fast became a typical feature of such wetland landscapes as the Lancashire Fylde and the Hull valley.
13. This soulful thrust, this loud inundation?