flow

el flujo

noun

flow
[fləʊ]
sustantivo
1flujo (m) (of liquid)
  • the speaker was interrupted in full flow (sentido figurado) -> el orador fue interrumpido en pleno discurso
  • to follow the flow of an argument (sentido figurado) -> seguir el hilo de un razonamiento
  • to go with the flow (sentido figurado) -> seguir la corriente
  • flow chart -> organigrama (m)
verbo intransitivo
2correr, fluir (water); fluir (sentido figurado) (ideas, conversation)
  • to flow into the sea -> desembocar en el mar (river)
también:
  • to flow from -> derivarse de (be the result of)

flow [flou]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Fluir, correr lo líquido; manar. (n)
2Crecer la marea. (Marina) (n)
3Dimanar, proceder, provenir; seguir como consecuencia. (n)
4Ondear, flotar. (n)
5Abundar. (n)
6Descargar sangre, como en la menstruación. (n)
  • The tide flows and ebbs -> sube y baja la marea
  • To flow into -> desaguar
  • To flow away -> deslizarse, pasar
  • Tears flowed from her eyes -> las lágrimas corrían de sus ojos
va. Inundar.
sustantivo
1Creciente de la marea. (Marina)
2Flujo de palabras; torrente de voces.
2, Copia, abundancia, muchedumbre.

flow [fləʊ]
noun
[of river, tide, Elec] corriente; (f) flujo; (m) (direction) curso; (m) [of blood] (from wound) flujo; [of words etc] torrente; (m)
the flow of traffic la circulación (del tráfico); to maintain a steady flow [of people, vehicles] mantener un movimiento constante
to go with the flow dejarse llevar
verb:intransitive
[+river] fluir; discurrir; [+tide] subir; crecer; [+blood] (from wound) manar; (through body) circular; [+tears] correr; [+hair] caer suavemente con soltura;or [+words] fluir
the words were flowing freely now
tears flowed down her cheeks le corrían las lágrimas por las mejillas; the river flows through the valley el río fluye discurre por el valle;or the river flowed over its banks el río se desbordó; the river flows into the sea el río desemboca en el mar; water was flowing from the pipe el agua brotaba de la tubería; traffic is now flowing normally el tráfico ya circula fluye discurre con normalidad;oror money flowed in el dinero entraba a raudales; people are flowing in entra la gente a raudales; to keep the conversation flowing mantener viva la conversación; the town flowed with wine and food el pueblo abundaba en vino y comida
modifier
flow chart flow diagram (n) organigrama; (m)
flow sheet (n) (Comput) diagrama de flujo; (m) ordinograma; (m) (Admin) organigrama; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "flow"

Imperative
  • flow
  • you flow
  • he/she flows
  • we flow
  • you flow
  • they flow
Preterite
  • I flowed
  • you flowed
  • he/she flowed
  • we flowed
  • you flowed
  • they flowed
Present Continuous
  • I am flowing
  • you are flowing
  • he/she is flowing
  • we are flowing
  • you are flowing
  • they are flowing
Present Perfect
  • I have flowed
  • you have flowed
  • he/she has flowed
  • we have flowed
  • you have flowed
  • they have flowed
Past Continuous
  • I was flowing
  • you were flowing
  • he/she was flowing
  • we were flowing
  • you were flowing
  • they were flowing
Past Perfect
  • I had flowed
  • you had flowed
  • he/she had flowed
  • we had flowed
  • you had flowed
  • they had flowed
Future
  • I will flow
  • you will flow
  • he/she will flow
  • we will flow
  • you will flow
  • they will flow
Future Perfect
  • I will have flowed
  • you will have flowed
  • he/she will have flowed
  • we will have flowed
  • you will have flowed
  • they will have flowed
Future Continuous
  • I will be flowing
  • you will be flowing
  • he/she will be flowing
  • we will be flowing
  • you will be flowing
  • they will be flowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been flowing
  • you have been flowing
  • he/she has been flowing
  • we have been flowing
  • you have been flowing
  • they have been flowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been flowing
  • you will have been flowing
  • he/she will have been flowing
  • we will have been flowing
  • you will have been flowing
  • they will have been flowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been flowing
  • you had been flowing
  • he/she had been flowing
  • we had been flowing
  • you had been flowing
  • they had been flowing
Paid English to Spanish translation

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