Definition
Definition of sumped - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
waterloggedRare UK filled or covered with waterRare UK
- The basement was sumped after the heavy rain.
2.
- After the marathon, she felt completely sumped.
Origin of sumped
English, sump (pit) + ed (having)
Examples of sumped in a sentence
The field remained sumped for days after the flood. He was sumped after the long meeting. The heat left everyone feeling sumped.
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- French:inondé, vidé, ...
- German:überflutet, erschöpft, ...
- Italian:allagato, esausto, ...
- Spanish:inundado, agotado, ...
- Portuguese:inundado, exausta, ...
- Chinese:被水淹没, 筋疲力尽, ...
- Japanese:水浸しの, 疲れ果てた, ...
- Arabic:مُغْمور, مُرْهَق, ...
- Hebrew:מוצף, מוּתָשׁ, ...
- Russian:затопленный, измотанный, ...
- Ukrainian:затоплений, виснажений, ...
- Hindi:जलमग्न, थका हुआ, ...
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