Usted buscó: flooded (Inglés - Malayo)

flooded areas
laluan terputus disebabkan dinaiki air

my house was flooded
rumah dilanda banjir

most rivers are flooded due to the monsoon season
kebanyakkan sungai dipenuhi air akibat musim tengkujuh

my house is flooded. water flooded into the house
rumah saya dilandar banjir. air membanjiri ke dalam rumah kami

transporting household items to higher ground because my house is already flooded
mengalih barang rumah ke tempat lebih tinggi kerana rumah saya sudah banjir

a total of 37 flood victims from ten families were evacuated to the pps after their houses were flooded.
seramai 37 mangsa banjir dari sepuluh keluarga dipindahkan ke pps berkenaan selepas rumah mereka dinaiki air.

you are being msg flooded from %s, setting gui_auto_open_dialog off.
anda dibanjiri msg dari %s, menetapkan gui_auto_open_dialog sebagai mati.

boss,i can't come to work because my house is flooded. the area of my house rained a lot this afternoon
boss,saya tidak dapat datang kerja esok kerana rumah saya banjir.kawasan rumah saya hujan lebat petang tadi

he sends down water from the sky whereat the valleys are flooded to [the extent of] their capacity, and the flood carries along a swelling scum.
ia menurunkan air (hujan) dari langit, lalu membanjiri tanah-tanah lembah (dengan airnya) menurut kadarnya yang ditetapkan tuhan untuk faedah makhluknya, kemudian banjir itu membawa buih yang terapung-apung.

for your information 01st of october 2019, mr farid from hca department his house has a flooded
untuk maklumat anda 01 oktober 2019, encik farid dari jabatan hca rumahnya telah dibanjiri

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