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/flow/ * danh từ - sự chảy - lượng chảy, lưu lượng - luồng nước - nước triều lên =ebb and flow+ nước triều xuống và nước triều lên - sự đổ hàng hoá vào một nước - sự bay dập dờn (quần áo...) - (vật lý) dòng, luồng =diffusion flow+ dòng khuếch tán !flow of spirits - tính vui vẻ, tính sảng khoái !to flow of soul - chuyện trò vui vẻ * nội động từ - chảy - rủ xuống, xoà xuống =hair flows down one's back+ tóc rủ xuống lưng - lên (thuỷ triều) - phun ra, toé ra, tuôn ra - đổ (máu); thấy kinh nhiều (đàn bà) - xuất phát, bắt nguồn (từ) =wealth flows from industry and agriculture+ của cải bắt nguồn từ công nghiệp và nông nghiệp - rót tràn đầy (rượu) - ùa tới, tràn tới, đến tới tấp =letters flowed to him from every corner of the country+ thư từ khắp nơi trong nước gửi đến anh ta tới tấp - trôi chảy (văn) - bay dập dờn (quần áo, tóc...) - (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) tràn trề =land flowing with milk and honey+ đất tràn trề sữa và mật ong !to swim with the flowing tide - đứng về phe thắng, phù thịnh
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