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couler
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English
French
French
I. flow [Brit fləʊ, Am floʊ] N
1. flow (movement):
flow (of liquid)
flow (of refugees, words)
flow (of time)
to go with the flow inf
in full flow fig
2. flow (circulation):
3. flow GEOG (of tide):
flow
II. flow [Brit fləʊ, Am floʊ] VB intr
1. flow (move):
flow liquid, gas:
couler (into dans)
to flow south
to flow in/back
to flow past sth
to flow from lit
to flow from (follow) fig
2. flow (be continuous):
flow conversation, words:
flow wine, beer:
3. flow (move within a system):
flow blood, water, electricity, adrenalin:
circuler (through, round dans)
4. flow (move gracefully):
flow hair, dress:
flow pen:
courir (across sur)
5. flow GEOG:
flow tide:
flow chart, flow sheet [Brit, Am ˈfloʊ ˌtʃɑrt] N
flow chart
blood flow N
blood flow
cash flow N
cash flow
cash flow
MBA f
cash flow
cash flow attr analysis, crisis, forecast, problem
cash flow attr analysis, crisis, forecast, problem
I've got a bit of a cash flow problem! hum
traffic flow N
traffic flow
rate of flow N
rate of flow
lava attr bed, flow
French
French
English
English
cash-flow
afflux ELECTRON
English
English
French
French
I. flow [fləʊ, Am floʊ] VB intr a. fig
flow
flow stream, blood
flow air
flow drinks
to flow from sth
II. flow [fləʊ, Am floʊ] N sing
flow
flow of people, words
flow of capital, tide
flow of traffic
flow of data
Phrases:
to go with the flow
in full flow
flow chart, flow diagram N
flow chart
cash flow N
cash flow
cash flow
French
French
English
English
fluidité d'un style
English
English
French
French
I. flow [floʊ] VB intr a. fig
flow
flow stream, blood
flow air
flow drinks
to flow from sth
II. flow [floʊ] N sing
flow
flow of people, words
flow of capital, tide
flow of traffic
flow of data
Phrases:
to go with the flow
in full flow
flow chart, flow diagram N
flow chart
cash flow N
cash flow
French
French
English
English
affluer argent
fluidité d'un style
Present
Iflow
youflow
he/she/itflows
weflow
youflow
theyflow
Past
Iflowed
youflowed
he/she/itflowed
weflowed
youflowed
theyflowed
Present Perfect
Ihaveflowed
youhaveflowed
he/she/ithasflowed
wehaveflowed
youhaveflowed
theyhaveflowed
Past Perfect
Ihadflowed
youhadflowed
he/she/ithadflowed
wehadflowed
youhadflowed
theyhadflowed
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However, another survey by the same organization concerning antisemitic incidents shows that the curve has risen without interruption since 1986.
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This tradition continued, with only four interruptions, for the next 46 years.
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