inundar
inundar(
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)A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
La lluvia de ayer inundó hasta las calles principales.Yesterday's rain flooded even the main roads.
2. (to fill)
a. to flood
Apple inundó el mercado tecnológico con sus productos.Apple flooded the technological market with its products.
b. to swamp
Hace falta inundar la ciudad de actividades culturales para atraer a turistas.We have to swamp the city with cultural activities to attract tourists.
c. to inundate
Los aficionados inundaron el estadio una hora antes de que empezara el partido.The fans inundated the stadium an hour before the game began.
inundarse
A pronominal verb always uses a reflexive pronoun. (e.g., Te ves cansado.).
a. to flood
Vivo en un barrio que se inunda cada vez que llueve.I live in a neighborhood that floods every time it rains.
b. to be flooded
La sala de máquinas se inundó y los marineros abandonaron el barco.The engine room was flooded and the sailors abandoned the ship.
a. to be flooded
El mercado se inundó de productos de baja calidad.Markets were flooded with low quality products.
b. to be inundated
Me inundaron de regalos de cumpleaños.I was inundated with gifts for my birthday.
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