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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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a deluge of emails
Michael had to read a deluge of emails when he returned to work after his vacation.
Hi,
I think "a deluge of emails" refer to "tons of emails," but I wonder if it sounds good to say "a torrent of emails" instead. Thanks.
Hi,
I think "a deluge of emails" refer to "tons of emails," but I wonder if it sounds good to say "a torrent of emails" instead. Thanks.
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Both deluge and torrent rather imply the e-mails are all coming now. Tons of e-mails in your inbox when you come bck from vacation makes sense.
- Both deluge and torrent rather imply the e-mails are all coming now.
- Tons of e-mails in your inbox when you come bck from vacation makes sense.
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Both deluge and torrent rather imply the e-mails are all coming now. Tons of e-mails in your inbox when you come bck from vacation makes sense.
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