Snowed Meaning in English
word · lemma: snow
/ˈsnoʊd/
SNOHD
/snˈəʊd/
SN-OHD
释义
'Snowed' is the past tense of 'snow' and means that snow fell from the sky. It can also be used informally to mean someone was overwhelmed, especially with work ('snowed under').
用法与细微差别
'Snowed' is usually literal (weather) but often appears in the idiom 'snowed under' to mean overwhelmed. Not used for people unless in this phrase. Be careful: 'It snowed' (not 'it was snowed').
Spanish: nevóPortuguese (BR): nevouPortuguese (PT): nevouChinese (Simplified): 下雪了Chinese (Traditional): 下雪了Hindi: बर्फ़ गिरना (past: बर्फ़ गिरी थी)Arabic: تساقطت الثلوجBengali: তুষারপাত হয়েছিল - চাপা পড়েছিল (কাজে)Russian: пошёл снег - завалило (работой)Japanese: 雪が降った - 仕事に追われたVietnamese: đã có tuyết rơi - bị ngập (trong công việc)Korean: 눈이 내렸다 - 일이 몰렸다Turkish: kar yağdı - iş altında kaldıUrdu: برفباری ہوئی - کام میں دب گیاIndonesian: turun salju - kewalahan (kerja)
例句
It snowed a lot last night.
basic
It hasn't snowed here in years.
basic
It snowed on my birthday.
basic
We got completely snowed in and couldn't leave the house.
natural
I've been so snowed under with work lately.
natural
It snowed for three days straight—everything was white.
natural