2LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTa sudden large amount of something unpleasant or annoying that you must deal with 大量〔要处理的麻烦事〕 → flood
blizzard of
a blizzard of emails
一大堆要处理的电子邮件
Examples from the Corpus
blizzard• Stock prices finished mostly higher in a session significantly quieted by a blizzard that crippled much of the EastCoast.• Less than twenty miles out of Aberdeen they ran into a blizzard.• a blizzard of memos• The first couple of days brought a continuousheavyblizzard.• Gadoury believes this winter is beginning to look like the winter of 1978, when snowdropped by the blizzardthawed early.• Eliot had to drive home in the blizzard.• Through the blizzard she could see the constanteffort of the family to keep their crudetentintact.
ADJECTIVE | VERB + BLIZZARD | BLIZZARD + VERB | BLIZZARD + NOUN | PREPOSITIONADJECTIVE➤blinding, fierce, heavy, howling, raging令人睜不開眼的/猛烈的/巨大的/怒號的/肆虐的暴風雪➤winter寒冬的暴風雪➤snow暴雪VERB + BLIZZARD➤brave冒着暴風雪▸➤blow (BrE) 刮暴風雪◇After a short while it began to blow a blizzard.過了一會兒就颳起了暴風雪。BLIZZARD + VERB➤hit (sth), strike (sth)暴風雪襲擊(⋯)◇The blizzard struck while we were still on the mountain.我們還在山上的時候暴風雪就襲來了。➤blow, rage暴風雪颳起來/肆虐BLIZZARD + NOUN➤conditions暴風雪天氣PREPOSITION➤in blizzard, into blizzard在暴風雪中◇We got stuck in a howling blizzard.我們被困在怒號的暴風雪中。➤through blizzard穿過暴風雪◇He fought his way through the blizzard.他在暴風雪中奮力前行。