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affluaient
flowed in
French
French
English
English
affluer [aflɥe] VB intr
affluer foule, clients, passagers:
to flock (à, vers to)
affluer eau, air, sang:
to rush (à, vers to)
affluer argent, capitaux:
to flow (à, vers to)
affluer plaintes, lettres de protestation:
English
English
French
French
flood in fig contributions, refugees:
affluer (around autour de, into dans)
pour in people:
roll in tourists, money, orders:
stream (into a place) traffic, cars, people:
to pour into people:
French
French
English
English
affluer [aflye] VB intr
1. affluer (arriver en grand nombre):
affluer foule
des lettres affluaient sur le bureau
2. affluer (couler en abondance):
affluer sang
3. affluer (apparaître en abondance):
affluer argent
English
English
French
French
flood in people, mail
flood people
French
French
English
English
affluer [aflye] VB intr
1. affluer (arriver en grand nombre):
affluer foule
2. affluer (couler en abondance):
affluer sang
3. affluer (apparaître en abondance):
affluer argent
English
English
French
French
flood in people, mail
flood people
Présent
j'afflue
tuafflues
il/elle/onafflue
nousaffluons
vousaffluez
ils/ellesaffluent
Imparfait
j'affluais
tuaffluais
il/elle/onaffluait
nousaffluions
vousaffluiez
ils/ellesaffluaient
Passé simple
j'affluai
tuaffluas
il/elle/onafflua
nousaffluâmes
vousaffluâtes
ils/ellesaffluèrent
Futur simple
j'affluerai
tuafflueras
il/elle/onaffluera
nousaffluerons
vousaffluerez
ils/ellesafflueront
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La découverte de la houille blanche assura l’industrialisation rapide de la région et la main d'œuvre affluait.
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Il doit donc agrandir son enclos pour faire face au nombre de bêtes qui continuent à affluer.
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Sa réputation grandit encore plus et de nombreux disciples affluèrent.
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Un nombre élevé de gardes rouges continua à affluer pendant deux mois, jusqu’à ce que le gouvernement prenne des mesures pour les décourager.
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En 1959 les touristes non-hokkaïdoites commencèrent à affluer.
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