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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestransbordante
Pronunciation / Transliteration: transbordante
"O cesto estava transbordante de frutas."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Flowing over the limits or brim; more than full.
"The wastebasket was overflowing with papers."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'overflow', from Middle English 'overflowen', combining 'over-' + 'flowen' (to flow), dating back to the late Old English period.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Overflowing" is said worldwide
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débordant
Transliteration: débordant
"Le panier était débordant de linge."
überströmend
Transliteration: überströmend
"Sie empfand überströmende Freude."
traboccante
Transliteration: traboccante
"Il fiume era traboccante d'acqua."
desbordante
Transliteration: desbordante
"El estadio estaba con una alegría desbordante."
transbordante
Transliteration: transbordante
"O cesto estava transbordante de frutas."
छलक रहा है
Transliteration: chhalak raha hai
"बाल्टी पानी से छलक रही थी।"
溢出的
Transliteration: yìchū de
"垃圾桶里装满了溢出的垃圾。"
넘쳐흐르는
Transliteration: nomchyeo-heureuneun
"그의 마음에는 넘쳐흐르는 감사가 있었다."
あふれる
Transliteration: afureru
Script: 溢れる
"彼女の目は喜びであふれていた。"
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