Definition of flood mark in English:

flood mark

noun

A mark left or reached by the waters of a flooded river or other body of water.
the tide peaked at 61 inches, well past the 40-inch flood mark
Example sentencesExamples
- On the cliff face to the right is the 1981 flood mark, over 40 metres above river level.
- That included lifting the entire home up a level to get habitable zones out of the highest flood mark.
- The White River is cresting, and that could hit the 100-year flood mark.
- People faced an anxious wait to see how high the river would rise above flood marks.
- Rainwater is a snap—just let it run to where it wants to go, and make sure you are above a thousand-year flood mark.
- The divergent set of data includes campaign inscriptions, burial tombs, and riverbank flood marks.
- That flood mark was over my head—most of us would have drowned, not in the filthy water, but under layers of plastic.
- It had receded to 12.5 feet by Saturday afternoon, just above the 12-foot flood mark.
- They can construct new buildings two feet above the 100-year flood mark.
- In 1936, the spring freshet of the Connecticut River reached a record flood mark of 30.21 feet, flooding the quarries.

单词	flood mark
释义	Definition of flood mark in English: flood mark noun A mark left or reached by the waters of a flooded river or other body of water. the tide peaked at 61 inches, well past the 40-inch flood mark Example sentencesExamples On the cliff face to the right is the 1981 flood mark, over 40 metres above river level. That included lifting the entire home up a level to get habitable zones out of the highest flood mark. The White River is cresting, and that could hit the 100-year flood mark. People faced an anxious wait to see how high the river would rise above flood marks. Rainwater is a snap—just let it run to where it wants to go, and make sure you are above a thousand-year flood mark. The divergent set of data includes campaign inscriptions, burial tombs, and riverbank flood marks. That flood mark was over my head—most of us would have drowned, not in the filthy water, but under layers of plastic. It had receded to 12.5 feet by Saturday afternoon, just above the 12-foot flood mark. They can construct new buildings two feet above the 100-year flood mark. In 1936, the spring freshet of the Connecticut River reached a record flood mark of 30.21 feet, flooding the quarries.
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