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1. n впадение; втекание2. n приток, прилив; наплыв3. n эк. приток, поступление4. n устьеСинонимический ряд:flood (noun) crowd; flood; incursion; inflow; influxion; inpour; inpouring; inrush; inundation; invasionАнтонимический ряд: -
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(an arrival of something in great quantities or numbers: an influx of tourists.) afluenciatr['ɪnflʌks]1 afluencia, oleadainflux ['ɪn.flʌks] n: afluencia f (de gente), entrada f (de mercancías), llegada f (de ideas)n.• afluencia s.f.• entrada s.f.'ɪnflʌks['ɪnflʌks]N [of people] afluencia f ; [of objects, ideas] flujo m ; (Mech) aflujo m, entrada f* * *['ɪnflʌks] -
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nounZustrom, der* * ** * *in·flux[ˈɪnflʌks]* * *['ɪnflʌks]n1) (of capital, shares, foreign goods) Zufuhr f; (of people) Zustrom m, Andrang m; (of ideas etc) Zufluss m2)See:= academic.ru/38024/inflow">inflow* * *influx [ˈınflʌks] s1. Einströmen n, Zustrom m, Zufluss m2. WIRTSCH (Kapital- etc) Zufluss m, (Waren) Zufuhr f:influx of gold Goldzufluss3. GEOG (Fluss-)Mündung f4. fig Zustrom m:influx of visitors Besucherstrom m* * *nounZustrom, der* * *n.Einfuhr -en f. -
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in·flow[ˈɪnfləʊ, AM -floʊ]\inflow of capital Kapitalzufluss m\inflow of foreign exchange Deviseneingänge pl\inflow of goods Wareneingänge pl\inflow of immigrants Einwandererzustrom m2. (supply)\inflow of air/fuel Luft-/Benzinzufuhr f\inflow pipe Ansaugrohr nt* * *['ɪnfləʊ]n1) (of water, air) (= action) Zustrom m, Einfließen nt, Zufließen nt; (= quantity) Zuflussmenge f; (= place) Zufluss minflow pipe — Zuflussrohr nt
2) (fig) (of foreign currency, goods) Zustrom m; (of people) Zustrom m, Andrang m; (of ideas etc) Eindringen nt* * ** * *n.Zufluss -e m.
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