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1 affluer
affluer [aflye]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb* * *aflɥeverbe intransitif [personnes] to flock (à, vers to); [eau, air, sang] to rush (à, vers to); [argent] to flow (à, vers to); [plaintes, lettres] to pour in* * *aflye vi1) [secours, biens] to flood in, to pour in2) [sang] to rush, to flow* * *affluer verb table: aimer vi [foule, clients, passagers] to flock (à, vers to); [eau, air, sang] to rush (à, vers to); [argent, capitaux] to flow (à, vers to); [plaintes, lettres de protestation] to pour in.[aflye] verbe intransitif1. [couler] to rush2. [arriver] to surge
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