overflow with

1. To be so filled with something that the contents spill out over the edge of the container. The river overflowed with water during the rainstorm. Why would they serve you a bowl overflowing with soup? That's just impractical!

2. To have an abundance of something, especially an emotion or characteristic, such that it seems like someone or something can't contain it. She was overflowing with excitement on the morning of her performance. My inbox has been overflowing with congratulations following the premiere of our film.

overflow with someone or something

to have so much or so many people or things that they spill over. The kitchen overflowed with the guests. My cup overflowed with coffee and spilled on the counter.

overflow with

1. To be filled beyond capacity with something: Their mugs overflowed with beer.

2. To have a boundless supply of something: The hospital room overflowed with flowers. Our wonderful hosts were overflowing with generosity to us.

词组	overflow with
释义	overflow with overflow with 1. To be so filled with something that the contents spill out over the edge of the container. The river overflowed with water during the rainstorm. Why would they serve you a bowl overflowing with soup? That's just impractical! 2. To have an abundance of something, especially an emotion or characteristic, such that it seems like someone or something can't contain it. She was overflowing with excitement on the morning of her performance. My inbox has been overflowing with congratulations following the premiere of our film. See also: overflow Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. overflow with someone or something to have so much or so many people or things that they spill over. The kitchen overflowed with the guests. My cup overflowed with coffee and spilled on the counter. See also: overflow McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. overflow with v. 1. To be filled beyond capacity with something: Their mugs overflowed with beer. 2. To have a boundless supply of something: The hospital room overflowed with flowers. Our wonderful hosts were overflowing with generosity to us. See also: overflow The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: overflow overflow into spill over slosh on slosh on(to) (someone or something) under pressure flow out empty out dump out slosh References in periodicals archive They know that we can never be thankful enough when it comes to the gifts and the blessings of God, who gives rain so that the threshing floors will be full of grain and the vats overflow with oil and wine (Joel 2:23-24). Day of thanksgiving November 27, 2003
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