Meaning of 'Flood' in English | Afrikans to English
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Dictionary Entry: Essential usages of 'Flood'.
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Difficulty Range: Adaptive (B2 Upper).
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Die vloed het hulle geskei.
The flood parted them.
Drie mense word vermis na die vloed.
Three people are missing after the flood.
Baie lewens is in die vloed verloor.
Many lives were lost in the flood.
Die mense is weens die vloed ontruim.
The people were evacuated because of the flood.
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The flood parted them.Die vloed het hulle geskei.
Three people are missing after the flood.Drie mense word vermis na die vloed.
Many lives were lost in the flood.Baie lewens is in die vloed verloor.
The people were evacuated because of the flood.Die mense is weens die vloed ontruim.
The bridge was carried away by the flood.Die brug is deur die vloed meegesleur.
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Clue: "The flood parted them." [27 Letters]
Clue: "Three people are missing after the flood." [36 Letters]
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Die vloed het hulle geskei.
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Milestone 1
Die vloed het hulle geskei.
Milestone 2
Drie mense word vermis na die vloed.
Milestone 3
Baie lewens is in die vloed verloor.
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⚠️ Native Nuance: While "The house was carried away by the flood." directly translates to Die huis is deur die vloed meegesleur., locals often blend the syllables together at conversational speed.
