flooding

名词泛滥; [化]溢流; [医]血崩; 产后出血

动词淹没(flood的现在分词); 充满; 溢出

1. 洪水法：例如, 洪水法(flooding)可向病人显示他完全可以承受住他害怕会毁掉自已的感情冲击, 这将有力地强化自我控制感. 精神分析和存在主义取向的疗法没有十分固定的模式, 但有着更微妙而效力相同的成功.

2. 泛滥：洪水泛滥'(Flooding)的现象,心跳与血压都直线上升,而且实证研究发现,当女人在冲突过后,生理状态渐趋平复时,男人却仍高居不下,久久不能松弛下来.

3. 扩散法：2.扩散法(flooding)是一种静太算法,没一个进来的分组将被发送到除了它进来的那条路线之外的所有输出线路上.这种算法产生大量的重复分组,如果不采取某一种方法来意志扩散过程,扩散法会产生无限多个分组.通常的办法是在每个分组的头部包含一个跳计数器,

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1. 洪水泛滥;水灾
    If flooding occurs, an area of land that is usually dry is covered with water after heavy rain or after a river or lake flows over its banks.

    e.g. The flooding, caused by three days of torrential rain, is the worst in sixty-five years.
           连续 3 天的倾盆大雨引发的洪水是 65 年来最严重的一次。

1. But counterfeiters can put scores of domestic suppliers out of business by flooding the market with pirated copies of software these companies developed.

2. The flooding came on a weekend during the busy summer tourist season, when thousands of visitors a day flock to the canyon.

3. It created a buzz on the Internet, with netizens flooding chatrooms with comments expressing shock and disgust.

4. flooding

4. Data on flooding under the bridges and the performance of pumps will be collected and analyzed by the authority on a video surveillance management platform.

5. Initial investigation shows the mine flooding was caused by water pouring in from a neighbouring mine.

6. flooding的解释

6. The State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters activated a third degree emergency response on Friday to prevent flooding.

7. The State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters also activated a third degree emergency response on Friday to warn of possible flooding.

8. flooding

8. The city's sanitation workers also went above and beyond the call of duty to clean up the mess caused by the flooding.

9. About 300 holidaymakers were being evacuated from the Spa Park camping ground in Taupo in preparation for widespread flooding.

10. He said the most pressing issue was flooding in the six miles of underground tunnels that feed steam to campus buildings for power.

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