flux

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flux
[flʌks]
sustantivo
también:
  • in a state of flux -> en constante cambio

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flux [flaks]
sustantivo
1Flujo, el acto de fluir.
2Cambio, mudanz
adjetivo
3Concurso, confluencia.
4Flujo o cámaras de materia líquida; disentería.
5Fundente, lo que mezclado con un cuerpo lo hace derretir o fundirse.
6Derretimiento, fusión de metales.
adjetivo
7Inconstante, mudable. (Antiguo)
1Fundir, derretir.
2Mezclar con, fundente.
va.

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flux [flʌks]
noun
to be in a state of flux estar inestable; estar cambiando continuamente

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flux
masculine noun invariable
1flush (en naipes)
2suit (traje) (Carib, Colombian Spanish, Mexican Spanish)

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flux [floocs]
noun
1Flush, a run of cards of the same suit (naipes). (m)
  • Hacer flux -> (Colt.) to spend one’s whole fortune without paying a debt

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flux [flus]
sustantivo:masculino:invariable
1 (Naipes) flush
flux real royal flush
2 (Centroamérica) (familiar) (suerte) stroke of luck
3 (México) (familiar)
estar quedarse a fluxo to be completely broke; (familiar)
hacer flux to blow all one's money; (familiar)
4 (And) (Caribe) (traje) suit of clothes

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