teem
berkerumun
definition
verb
every garden is teeming with wildlife
be full of or swarming with.
with the rain teeming down at the manor, Italy seemed a long way off
(of water, especially rain) pour down; fall heavily.
translation of 'teem'
verb
berkerumun,
melahirkan,
penuh
example
Today, the same streets 'teem' with chic shops and restaurants, and many of the old factories have been converted into fancy apartments.
The streets 'teem' with hustling, bustling humanity, hag-like beggar women, street urchins and drunken revellers urinating against inn walls, all rubbing shoulders with the gentry in their smart clothes and carriages.
Its 24 acres 'teem' with wildlife and offer a haven from the rush and bustle of a tourist city.
The streets of Saigon 'teem' with people, noises, and smells like no other city in Asia.
With more than six billion people now inhabiting the planet, will we ever again see a time when whales fill the seas and the oceans 'teem' with life?
Passing trade from the 'teeming' streets is thus discouraged.
A couple of cats can do much less damage than a 'teeming' apartment full of them.
The rain 'teemed' down her face but she seemed not to care and her soaked clothes stuck to her body.
Venture out onto the 'teeming' high street if you dare and the true nature of Camden will be revealed.
In the deep sea, where it's too dark for photosynthesis, the water 'teems' with crabs, fish, jellyfish, mollusks, and other life-forms.
It 'teemed' rain from once we set foot on the trail, the underfoot conditions were such that it was like wading through a soft riverbed, it was blowing a gale in the valleys and a hurricane up top.
The rain 'teemed' down as both teams took to the pitch and while it didn't dampen the jovial atmosphere at the ground, it did make for a frustrating sixty minutes of football for both teams.
I could have smashed the bottle on the concrete front doorstep, but the rain was 'teeming' down and I would get wet again.
At times it was like being in a Mayfair disco or Warhol Happening, as drawings, photographs and digital images slowly 'teemed' , swarmed, morphed and mutated over walls and ceilings.
The residents were piling up sodden carpets and furniture by the roadside, with the rain still 'teeming' down.
I drove down streets that once 'teemed' with life and now are ruined wastelands.
As I step on to its 'teeming' streets, I begin to understand his words, for the very pulse of this city can be felt instantly.
Streets that once 'teemed' with activity were now more silent than a graveyard.
Unfortunately it was the first real night of winter and rain 'teemed' down intermittently.
It was a very watery first half with the rain 'teeming' down on the players.
So hard was the rain 'teeming' down on Friday that play on the famous golf course was called off before 3pm.
I imagine Vancouver will be different, its streets 'teeming' with people from all over the world.
Unfortunately the rain 'teemed' down and a few rosy painted cheeks started to drip!
They stood face to face under the balcony in the moonlight as the blustery rain 'teemed' around them.
Located in a street 'teeming' with Italian restaurants, the beauty of this place is they'll always manage to squeeze you in somehow.
When I got outside the store, I found that it was now absolutely 'teeming' with rain and the wind was blowing half a gale.
Aristide hasn't ventured out into the 'teeming' streets, though officials say he is free to come and go.
The city's streets 'teemed' with people looking for entertainment, and he took advantage of the large audience, putting on 33 shows in three weeks.
On a visit to Calcutta he was walking with her down a street 'teeming' with poor people when he asked her how she could hope to make a difference.
And though it may have been 'teeming' down outside, we were grateful we weren't one of the brave few toughing it out under canvas.
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