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['fluːɪd] 1.1) liquido2) chim. tecn. fluido3) (flexible) [arrangement, situation] fluido, instabile; [opinions, ideas] mutevole4) (graceful) [movement, style, lines] fluido, sciolto2.1) liquido m. (anche biol.)2) chim. tecn. fluido m.* * *['fluid] 1. noun1) (a substance (liquid or gas) whose particles can move about freely.) fluido2) (any liquid substance: cleaning fluid.) fluido2. adjective1) (able to flow like a liquid: a fluid substance.) fluido2) (smooth and graceful: fluid movements.) fluido3) ((of arrangements, plans etc) able to be changed easily: My holiday plans are fluid.) variabile•- fluidity* * *fluid /ˈflu:ɪd/A a.3 mutevole; fluido; variabile; instabile; incerto: fluid opinions, opinioni mutevoli; The situation is still very fluid, la situazione è ancora molto fluidaB n.1 liquido: DIALOGO → - Feeling ill- Make sure you drink plenty of fluids and keep warm, cerca di bere molti liquidi e stai al caldo; body fluids, liquidi corporei (o dell'organismo); (fisiol.) amniotic fluid, liquido amniotico; correction fluid, correttore liquido; fluid retention, ritenzione dei liquidi● (autom.) fluid check, controllo del livello dei liquidi □ (med.) fluid diet, dieta liquida □ (fis.) fluid dynamics, fluidodinamica; dinamica dei fluidi □ (mecc.) fluid drive, giunto idraulico; trasmissione idrodinamica □ (mecc.) fluid gear, cambio idraulico □ fluid ounce, oncia liquida ( misura per liquidi, pari a decilitri 0,47 in GB e a decilitri 0,39 in USA) □ (fis.) fluid statics, fluidostatica.* * *['fluːɪd] 1.1) liquido2) chim. tecn. fluido3) (flexible) [arrangement, situation] fluido, instabile; [opinions, ideas] mutevole4) (graceful) [movement, style, lines] fluido, sciolto2.1) liquido m. (anche biol.)2) chim. tecn. fluido m.
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