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1 stroom
1 [zich voortbewegende massa vloeistof] stream ⇒ flow, 〈 stroming〉 current, 〈 grote hoeveelheid〉 flood4 [rivier] river♦voorbeelden:een stroom van tranen • a flood of tearsde zwemmer werd door de stroom meegesleurd • the swimmer was carried/swept away by the current/tidede regen viel in stromen neer • rain came down in torrents/streamstegen de stroom oproeien • 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 row/go against the currenter kwam een stroom van klachten binnen • complaints came pouring inde stroom volgen, met de stroom meegaan • 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 go/swim with the stream/tidetegen de stroom ingaan • 〈 ook figuurlijk〉 go/swim against the stream/tide3 de stroom is uitgevallen • there is a power failure/cuter staat stroom op die draad • that is a live wirezonder stroom zitten • be without (electric) power -
2 bovenstrooms
adj. upstream, in the higher part of a stream, closer to the source of the stream -
3 doorstromen
v. stream through; flow through, pass through, stream from one side to another, move on -
4 luchtstroom
• air flow• air stream• stream of air -
5 verwerkingsstroom
• job stream• run stream -
6 wapperen
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7 Golfstroom
n. Gulf Stream, strong current which flows out of the Gulf of Mexico -
8 beek
n. stream, creek, brook, rivulet -
9 beekje
n. small stream, brook, creek, rivulet -
10 bergbeek
n. mountain stream, water flowing out of a mountain spring -
11 bergstroom
n. mountain stream, mountain torrent, water flowing out of a mountain spring -
12 dieptestroom
n. undercurrent, stream that flows beneath the surface; concealed tendency or intention often opposed to the one outwardly displayed -
13 elektronenkanon
n. electron gun, electron-emitting cathode for directing and focusing a stream of electrons -
14 fluidiseren
v. fluidize, make into a fluid; cause to have the qualities of a fluid; suspend or transport fine particles in a stream of gas or air (Chemistry) -
15 fohn
n. föhn, blow-dryer, small electrical appliance that blows a stream of air (used to dry hair) -
16 gletsjerbeek
n. melt water stream -
17 letheaanstroom
n. lethean stream, river of forgetfulness (Classical Mythology) -
18 loop
n. run, gait, walk, March, race, train, stream, current, course, currency, barrel, flight, set, lapse, flux, heat -
19 molenstroom
n. mill stream -
20 spuit
n. needle, syringe, sharp implement for suturing or other hypodermic procedures; squirt, thin stream of liquid
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