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Перевод: flow
[существительное] течение; течь ; поток ; струя ; прилив ; наплыв ; изобилие; плавность ; дебит воды; выжимка ; выпрессовка ; менструация ; [глагол] течь; литься; протекать; подтекать; притекать; струиться; бить струей; растекаться; плавно переходить от одного к другому; ниспадать; проистекать; происходить; разразиться потоком; хлынуть; изобиловать; выбрасывать
Тезаурус:
- Let the breath flow in again and ask yourself "What is life?".
- Thus although the political initiative for the start of NEP came from the top, the economic life-blood at first began to flow from the bottom upwards.
- Mr O'Hare suspects that "not that many profit sharing schemes have been put in place over the last couple of years" because of the cash flow drain represented by the company's contributions to the fund.
- Labour's promises of a better life depended absolutely and solely on the further success of the global economy further to enrich the people of Britain by means of the same flow of wealth from the poor to the rich of the world.
- There were special registration forms to fill in, statements of case to prepare, and then a constant flow of official letters and advance programmes which were often as confusing as they were helpful.
- Erika felt the blood flow into her cheeks.
- Although the Commonwealth immigration acts since 1962 had slowed the inward flow from Commonwealth countries to a trickle, the problems of assimilating the black population now resident were as acute as ever, especially during the period of rapidly rising unemployment.
- Basically, what you have to do is to rehang the radiator in its new position, and then divert the flow and return pipework to it.
- Two positions are catered for on the hanger, giving still more options of flow direction.
- There will, however, be longer-term consequences which flow from those dramatic weeks, which are still working themselves out and which may prove more serious.
- If the flow rate should increase for any reason, the lava may burst out over the levees, flooding out to form a new branch of the main flow, and this "break out" will itself rapidly become established between levees.
- This will ease traffic flow and communications since passengers will only have to give the name of person they wish to see, and the taxi driver will not only immediately know the destination, and that of his cousins and his workmates.
- Cinema admissions had indeed increased as people sought escape at the movies from the horrors of war, and the flow of French and Italian imports had been disrupted, but the screen-time made available had been almost totally absorbed by American pictures: by 1918 some 80 per cent or films shown in Britain were from the US.
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