swamped

简明释义

[swɑmpt][swɑmpt]

adj. 泥沼状的

vt. 淹没(swamp 的过去分词形式)

英英释义

overwhelmed with too much work or too many things to deal with

被过多的工作或事情压倒

flooded or inundated, especially with water

被淹没或泛滥,尤其是水

单词用法

同义词

overwhelmed

不堪重负

I am overwhelmed with work this week.

我这周工作非常繁忙。

flooded

淹没

The city was flooded after the heavy rain.

大雨过后,城市被淹没了。

inundated

泛滥

We were inundated with requests for information.

我们收到了大量的信息请求。

buried

埋没

He felt buried under a pile of assignments.

他觉得自己被一堆作业压得喘不过气来。

swamped

淹没

She is swamped with meetings today.

她今天的会议排得满满的。

反义词

free

自由的

I have some free time this weekend.

这个周末我有一些自由时间。

unoccupied

未被占用的

The room is unoccupied at the moment.

这个房间此刻是未被占用的。

available

可用的

Is this seat available?

这个座位可用吗?

例句

1.Their electronic navigation failed and a rogue wave swamped the boat.

他们的电子导航装置失灵了,一个巨浪吞没了那只船。

2.And, of course, everyone in business finds their inbox is almost swamped every day with spam.

可以肯定的一点是,每位商界人士都会发现,他们的收件箱几乎每天都被垃圾邮件淹没。

3.Importing vast amounts of equipment has swamped Iraq's tiny port at Umm Qasr.

大量进口设备已经堆满了伊拉克乌姆·盖斯尔狭小的港口。

4."In the storm of last night," answered the Dolphin, "the little boat must have been swamped."

“在昨晚的暴风雨中,”海豚回答说,“那小船一定是被淹了。”

5.Already the public agencies for adult education are swamped by the tide that has swept over them since the depression began.

大萧条开始以来,成人教育的公共机构已经被席卷而来的浪潮淹没,并且泥足深陷。

6.The market is still swamped by a glut of for-sale houses.

市场中依旧充斥着大量待售的房屋。

7.At the beginning of the semester we were swamped with applications, but I guess everyone who wants a job has one by now.

开学时我们收到了一大堆求职申请,但我想现在每个想找工作的人都找到了。

8.We can do nothing and get swamped, or learn to surf and ride the wave.

我们可以束手待毙,或者学会冲浪,驾驭浪潮。

9.Their boat swamped.

他们的船被淹没了。

10.He was swamped with emails after the announcement.

在公告之后,他的电子邮件淹没了。

11.After the storm, the town was swamped with floodwaters.

暴风雨过后,镇子被洪水淹没了。

12.The restaurant was swamped with customers on Friday night.

周五晚上餐厅被顾客淹没了。

13.She felt swamped by the amount of homework she had.

她觉得自己被作业的数量淹没了。

14.I was completely swamped with work this week.

我这周工作上完全被淹没了。

作文

As a student, I often find myself feeling completely swamped by the demands of school. The pressure to maintain good grades, participate in extracurricular activities, and prepare for college can sometimes feel overwhelming. Just last week, I had three major assignments due on the same day, and I was utterly swamped. I remember sitting at my desk, surrounded by textbooks and notes, trying to prioritize my tasks. It felt like I was drowning in a sea of responsibilities, and I struggled to keep my head above water.One of the reasons I felt so swamped was that I didn't manage my time effectively. I had procrastinated on my assignments, thinking I would have plenty of time to complete them later. However, as the deadlines approached, I realized I was running out of time. I had to learn the hard way that time management is crucial in preventing feelings of being swamped.To cope with being swamped, I decided to break down my assignments into smaller, more manageable tasks. Instead of looking at the entire project, I focused on one section at a time. This approach made the workload seem less daunting and helped me regain control over my situation. I also started using a planner to keep track of my deadlines and commitments, which significantly reduced my stress levels.Another aspect of feeling swamped is the social pressure that comes with being a student. Friends and peers often expect you to attend social events or participate in group projects, which can add to your already full plate. I found that saying no to some invitations was necessary to manage my time better. It’s important to recognize when you are swamped and need to prioritize your own well-being over social obligations.Moreover, I sought support from my teachers and classmates. When I expressed that I was feeling swamped, many were understanding and offered to help. This taught me the importance of reaching out for assistance when needed. Sometimes, just talking about how overwhelmed you feel can alleviate some of the pressure.In conclusion, feeling swamped is a common experience among students, but it doesn't have to be debilitating. By managing my time effectively, breaking tasks into smaller parts, and seeking support, I learned to navigate through the challenges. It’s essential to recognize when you are swamped and take proactive steps to regain control. Life will always present challenges, but with the right strategies, we can overcome the feeling of being overwhelmed and succeed in our endeavors.

作为一名学生,我常常感到学校的要求让我完全淹没。保持良好成绩、参加课外活动和准备大学的压力有时会让人感到不堪重负。就在上周,我有三项重要作业在同一天到期,我感到完全淹没。我记得坐在书桌前,周围是教科书和笔记,试图优先处理我的任务。感觉像是在责任的海洋中溺水,我努力保持头脑清醒。我感到如此淹没的原因之一是我没有有效地管理我的时间。我拖延了作业,认为稍后会有足够的时间来完成它们。然而,随着截止日期的临近,我意识到自己快要没时间了。我不得不以痛苦的方式学到时间管理对于防止感到淹没至关重要。为了应对这种淹没的感觉,我决定将作业分解为更小、更易于管理的任务。与其看整个项目,我专注于每次一个部分。这种方法使工作量看起来不那么令人生畏,帮助我重新掌控局面。我还开始使用计划本来跟踪我的截止日期和承诺,这大大减轻了我的压力。感到淹没的另一个方面是作为学生所面临的社交压力。朋友和同龄人常常期望你参加社交活动或参与小组项目,这会增加你已经满满当当的日程。我发现,有必要对一些邀请说不,以更好地管理我的时间。认识到何时感到淹没并需要优先考虑自己的健康而非社交义务是很重要的。此外,我还向老师和同学寻求支持。当我表达出自己感到淹没时,许多人都表示理解并提供帮助。这让我明白了在需要时寻求帮助的重要性。有时候,仅仅谈论你感到多么不堪重负就可以减轻一些压力。总之,感到淹没是学生普遍的经历,但这并不一定是致命的。通过有效管理我的时间,将任务分解为小部分以及寻求支持,我学会了如何应对挑战。识别出何时感到淹没并采取积极措施重新掌控是至关重要的。生活总会带来挑战,但凭借正确的策略,我们可以克服被压倒的感觉并在我们的努力中取得成功。