Deluge in Polish
Deluge in Polish is Potop, potop, zalew — Deluge means a sudden, heavy flood of water, or an overwhelming rainstorm.
Deluge in Polish
Potop
(Abrahamic, _, religion) The flood taking place in the story of Noah found in the Bible (Genesis) and Qur'an.
potop
A great flood or rain.
potop
An overwhelming amount of something; anything that overwhelms or causes great destruction.
zalew
An overwhelming amount of something; anything that overwhelms or causes great destruction.
What does "Deluge" mean?
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noun A sudden, heavy flood of water, or an overwhelming rainstorm.
"The deluge turned the streets into rivers within minutes."
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noun An overwhelming amount of anything arriving at once.
"The company faced a deluge of complaints after the price hike."
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verb To overwhelm someone with a large amount of something.
"Fans deluged the singer with messages after the announcement."
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Deluge in a sentence
- The deluge turned the streets into rivers within minutes.
- The company faced a deluge of complaints after the price hike.
- Fans deluged the singer with messages after the announcement.
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What is "Deluge" in Polish?
"Deluge" in Polish is Potop, potop, zalew. Deluge means: A sudden, heavy flood of water, or an overwhelming rainstorm.
How do you use "Deluge" in a sentence?
Example: "The deluge turned the streets into rivers within minutes." In Polish, "Deluge" is Potop, potop, zalew.
Are there other ways to say "Deluge" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "Deluge": Potop, potop, zalew.
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