n.(突然的)流入，涌入，冲入

The inrush of tourists during the summer months strains the local infrastructure.
夏季涌入的游客对当地基础设施造成压力。
The dam's construction was designed to control the inrush of water during floods.
大坝的建造旨在控制洪水时的水流涌入。
The sudden inrush of orders caught the factory by surprise.
突然涌来的订单让工厂措手不及。
The mine entrance had to be sealed to prevent the inrush of toxic gases.
为了防止有毒气体涌入，矿山入口必须密封。
The stock market experienced an inrush of investors after the positive economic report.
在乐观的经济报告后，股市迎来了大量投资者。
The company's new product launch triggered an inrush of customer inquiries.
公司新产品的发布引发了大量客户咨询的涌入。
The storm caused an inrush of seawater into the harbor.
暴风雨导致海水涌入港口。
The opening of the shopping mall saw an inrush of excited shoppers.
购物中心开业时，涌入了许多兴奋的购物者。
The sudden inrush of adrenaline gave her the strength to lift the heavy box.
压力激增使她有了举起重箱子的力量。
The football stadium was flooded with fans during the championship game, creating an inrush of excitement.
在冠军赛期间，足球场涌入了大量的球迷，营造出一片激动人心的气氛。