pour in
The phrase "pour in" is versatile, used both literally for liquids and figuratively for large influxes.
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Definition
B2General
(literal)To flow or stream into a place or container in large quantities.
Example
- During the storm, water began to pour in through the roof.
- As soon as the gates opened, people started to pour in.
B2General
(figurative)To arrive or come in great numbers or amounts.
Example
- Donations began to pour in after the charity event.
- Applications for the new job position started to pour in.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "pour in":
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