Flood

Définitions de « flood »

Flood - Nom commun

• Action d'envoyer un grand nombre de messages sur une plateforme de messagerie instantanée ou un forum Internet, souvent de manière coordonnée et dans le but de perturber la communication.

  Sur les forums, l’action — le plus souvent réalisée en équipe — qui consiste à remplir entièrement la première page de la liste des sujets de topics à trois lignes; ceci à l'aide de pseudonymes longs déformant cette liste, constitue du flood.

Étymologie de « flood »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « flood » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « flood »

• The transit agency estimates it will cost nearly $24 million to repair damage done to various parts of the transit system by the flood last month.

• Lead chromate adulteration, it said, began in the 1980s when a devastating flood damaged the turmeric crop and left the rhizomes dull in colour. To prettify them for consumers with a preference for bright yellow curries, lead chromate, an industrial pigment used to colour toys and furniture was added. The catch: lead chromate is a neurotoxin. Lead increases the risk of brain and heart diseases in adults and retards brain development in children. About 90 per cent of the children with elevated blood lead levels live in low-income countries. There is no safe limit for lead; it’s a neurotoxin in its totality, the study’s lead author said.

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• Kaha Sultan nullah rugissant avec un flux de crue de 40 905 cusecs, tandis qu’un autre flux de crue de 72 600 cusecs arrive du col de Chhachhar, a déclaré la Flood Control Room dans un communiqué.

• Fannie Mae found that property values decreased by $15,000 in areas with a moderate flood risk.

• The Nord department has meanwhile seen 10,000 cases of flood damage and 1,391 evacuations since November 6.

• Homeowners in Montreal's Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève borough say Desjardins is making a big mistake by no longer providing mortgages for people in some flood zones.

• All over Vermont, town clerks are preparing their town reports, which means looking forward to next year’s budget, and taking stock of the previous year. For most Vermont towns this will include assessing their response to July's 100-year flood. Barbara Butler, assistant town clerk in Calais, put out a request for a someone in town to prepare a narrative report on the Calais flood response. Reporter Erica Heilman, together with her friend and neighbor Tobin Anderson, answered the call.

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