flood(s)
The Spanish verb 'inundar(se)' is translated as 'to flood' or 'to flood oneself' in English. This word is generally utilized when a large amount of water overflows onto typically dry land. 'Inundar' is the regular form, but 'inundarse' is the reflexive form, which transmits the idea of 'to flood oneself', insinuating that the subject of the sentence does the action to itself. This can be used figuratively to indicate overwhelming situations or feelings that flood over a person, in addition to the literal flooding of water.
If we don't stop deforestation, the village can flood.
This sentence is a conditional sentence indicating a possible future event where the village could flood if deforestation is not stopped.
The river overflowed and flooded the crop field.
This sentence describes a past event where the river overflowed, causing an inundation in the crop field.
The rainwater threatens to flood the basement.
This sentence expresses a potential problem, indicating that the basement is in danger of flooding due to rainwater.
To prevent flooding, we should not throw garbage in the streets.
This sentence is giving an advice about not throwing trash in the streets to prevent flooding.
The city flooded after three days of heavy rain.
This sentence describes how three days of heavy rain resulted in the city flooding.
The firefighters are ready to flood the burning building.
This sentence explains how firefighters are preparing to flood a building that is on fire as a method to extinguish the fire.
If we don't fix the pipe, the kitchen is going to flood.
This sentence is a warning about a potential future event, indicating a possible flooding in the kitchen if the pipe is not fixed.
Juan was surprised to see that the bathroom was flooded.
This sentence describes a past event where Juan saw a flooded bathroom and was surprised.
I fear that the hurricane is going to flood our roads.
This sentence expresses a worry about a potential future event, specifically a hurricane causing flooding on roads.
Dams help prevent rivers from flooding the cities.
This statement explains the role of dams in preventing flood situations in cities.