the tide must already be at full flood on the other side
Example sentencesExamples
Again, the river may not reach full flood until late May.
Tides that begin their inward flood during daylight can often fish poorly compared to those with the full flood tide through darkness.
Rivers are beyond the full flood season and their waters are running more clear.
We may surely suppose that, in the darkness of the full flood, some of these creatures are lifted from their pools to drift far out over the deep waters.
The catchment areas of the Kavango, Kwando and Zambezi rivers is equivalent to the size of Namibia, with very high rainfalls, and it is said that at full flood these rivers could fill all the dams in Namibia within an hour.
He suspects that the strong currents of a river in full flood caused the devastation in the Bay of Aboukir.
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has vowed to return to Ryedale next year to meet with disaster-hit residents and discuss options for a full flood defence scheme.
I imagine that, if you could fight the current and stay in one place, the anemones must deliver an awesome sight at the tide's full flood.
l On advice from the Environment Agency it was considered inappropriate to allow development in the identified flood plain without a full flood risk assessment.
Before that, planning committees could ask for a full flood risk report, but this would only normally cover the proposed development.
In these cases, the kinds of impacts associated with full flood control embankments will begin to be experienced.
Record high temperatures and a forecast of more torrential rain meant large areas of North Yorkshire remained on full flood alert last night.
Most homeowners in the Meadowview and Pocket communities can now obtain full flood insurance protection for about half of what they currently pay for flood insurance.
It has been more than sixty years since the Sacramento has swelled to full flood.
Phrases
be in full flood
see flood
noun.1
phr.
Definition of full flood in US English:
full flood
noun
1The tide or a river at its highest.
最高潮位
the tide must already be at full flood on the other side
Example sentencesExamples
I imagine that, if you could fight the current and stay in one place, the anemones must deliver an awesome sight at the tide's full flood.
He suspects that the strong currents of a river in full flood caused the devastation in the Bay of Aboukir.
l On advice from the Environment Agency it was considered inappropriate to allow development in the identified flood plain without a full flood risk assessment.
Before that, planning committees could ask for a full flood risk report, but this would only normally cover the proposed development.
In these cases, the kinds of impacts associated with full flood control embankments will begin to be experienced.
It has been more than sixty years since the Sacramento has swelled to full flood.
Most homeowners in the Meadowview and Pocket communities can now obtain full flood insurance protection for about half of what they currently pay for flood insurance.
Rivers are beyond the full flood season and their waters are running more clear.
The catchment areas of the Kavango, Kwando and Zambezi rivers is equivalent to the size of Namibia, with very high rainfalls, and it is said that at full flood these rivers could fill all the dams in Namibia within an hour.
We may surely suppose that, in the darkness of the full flood, some of these creatures are lifted from their pools to drift far out over the deep waters.
Record high temperatures and a forecast of more torrential rain meant large areas of North Yorkshire remained on full flood alert last night.
Tides that begin their inward flood during daylight can often fish poorly compared to those with the full flood tide through darkness.
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has vowed to return to Ryedale next year to meet with disaster-hit residents and discuss options for a full flood defence scheme.
Again, the river may not reach full flood until late May.