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overflow
sustantivo [ˈəʊvəfləʊ]
1. exceso (m) de población (of population)
  • overflow (pipe) -> rebosadero (m) , desagüe (m)
verbo intransitivo [əʊvəˈfləʊ]
2. desbordarse (river); rebosar (liquid, cup)
  • to overflow with joy -> estar rebosante de felicidad

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overflow [ou-va-flau]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Salir de madre; rebosar. (n)
2. Sobrellenar, llenar alguna cosa hasta que se vierta.
3. Inundar.
va.
sustantivo
1. Inundación, diluvio; exceso, superabundancia.

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overflow
[ˈəʊvəfləʊ]
noun
(pipe) desagüe (m); tubo (m) de desagüe; (outlet, hole) rebosadero (m); (liquid) exceso (m) de líquido; líquido (m) derramado; [of people] exceso (m)
they made an extra room available for the overflow from the meeting acomodaron otra sala para dar cabida al exceso de asistentes a la reunión
[ˌəʊvəˈfləʊ]
verb:intransitive
[+liquid] rebosar; derramarse; [+container, room, hall] rebosar; [+river] desbordarse
people overflowed from the hall into the streets outside la gente desbordó la sala, inundando las calles del alrededor; to fill a cup to overflowing llenar una taza hasta rebosar; the crowd filled the stadium to overflowing el estadio estaba a rebosar de público; she was overflowing with joy estaba rebosante de alegría
[ˌəʊvəˈfləʊ]
verb:transitive
[+banks] desbordarse de; salir de; [+fields, surrounding area] inundar;
modifier
overflow meeting (n) reunión (f) para el exceso de público
overflow pipe (n) desagüe (m); tubo (m) de desagüe

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Verb Conjugation for "overflow"

Imperative
  • overflow
  • you overflow
  • he/she overflows
  • we overflow
  • you overflow
  • they overflow
Preterite
  • I overflowed
  • you overflowed
  • he/she overflowed
  • we overflowed
  • you overflowed
  • they overflowed
Present Continuous
  • I am overflowing
  • you are overflowing
  • he/she is overflowing
  • we are overflowing
  • you are overflowing
  • they are overflowing
Present Perfect
  • I have overflown
  • you have overflown
  • he/she has overflown
  • we have overflown
  • you have overflown
  • they have overflown
Past Continuous
  • I was overflowing
  • you were overflowing
  • he/she was overflowing
  • we were overflowing
  • you were overflowing
  • they were overflowing
Past Perfect
  • I had overflown
  • you had overflown
  • he/she had overflown
  • we had overflown
  • you had overflown
  • they had overflown
Future
  • I will overflow
  • you will overflow
  • he/she will overflow
  • we will overflow
  • you will overflow
  • they will overflow
Future Perfect
  • I will have overflown
  • you will have overflown
  • he/she will have overflown
  • we will have overflown
  • you will have overflown
  • they will have overflown
Future Continuous
  • I will be overflowing
  • you will be overflowing
  • he/she will be overflowing
  • we will be overflowing
  • you will be overflowing
  • they will be overflowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been overflowing
  • you have been overflowing
  • he/she has been overflowing
  • we have been overflowing
  • you have been overflowing
  • they have been overflowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been overflowing
  • you will have been overflowing
  • he/she will have been overflowing
  • we will have been overflowing
  • you will have been overflowing
  • they will have been overflowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been overflowing
  • you had been overflowing
  • he/she had been overflowing
  • we had been overflowing
  • you had been overflowing
  • they had been overflowing
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