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flowing

/ˈfloʊ.ɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈfloʊ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что движется или протекает плавно, непрерывно и без перерывов.

Describes something that moves or proceeds smoothly, continuously, and without interruption.

  1. Designed for minimal fluid resistanceC1formaltechnical

    Shaped or arranged to allow fluid (liquid or gas) to pass over or through with the least possible drag or obstruction.

    ruОбтекаемый

    • The car's flowing design improves fuel efficiency by reducing air resistance.
    • Engineers developed a flowing hull profile for the racing yacht.
    • The pipes have a flowing interior surface to prevent sediment buildup.

    Synonymsaerodynamichydrodynamicsleekstreamlined

    Antonymsbluntclunkyobstructiveresistantturbulent

  2. Moving smoothly and continuouslyB1formal

    Characterized by a continuous, graceful, or effortless motion.

    ruПлавный

    • She performed a flowing dance routine across the stage.
    • The river's flowing current carried the leaves downstream.
    • His flowing handwriting was both elegant and legible.

    Synonymscontinuouscoursingeffortlessfluentfluidglidinggracefulseamlesssmoothstreaming

    Antonymsabrupthaltingirregularjerkystilted

  3. Hanging loosely or draped gracefullyB1formal

    Describes fabric, hair, or other materials that fall in an unconfined, attractive manner.

    ruСвободно ниспадающий или драпированный

    • She wore a long flowing dress to the gala.
    • His flowing hair caught the sunlight as he rode the motorcycle.
    • The curtains had a soft flowing quality that gave the room a dreamy feel.

    Synonymsbillowingcascadingfallingloosestreamingsweepingtrailing

  4. Natural and effortless (of speech or writing)B2informal

    Characterized by a smooth, coherent, and easy-flowing style.

    ruЕстественный и непринужденный (о речи или письме)

    • The author’s flowing prose made the novel a pleasure to read.
    • Her speech was natural and flowing, without any awkward pauses.
    • The conversation was so flowing that hours passed without notice.

    Synonymscoherenteasyeffortlessfluentfluidgracefulnaturalseamlesssmooth

    Antonymsawkwardchoppydisjointedforcedhaltingjerkylaboredstilted

Forms
  • more flowing comparative form
  • most flowing superlative form
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noun

/ˈfləʊ.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее движение, характерное для жидкостей или газов.

A noun referring to the motion characteristic of fluids, such as liquids or gases.

uncountable

  1. Motion of FluidsB1formal

    The continuous movement of a liquid or gas, characterized by smooth and steady progression.

    ruТечение

    • The flowing of the river was gentle and calm.
    • The flowing of air through the vents kept the room cool.
    • The flowing of lava from the volcano was slow but unstoppable.

    Synonymscirculationcurrentflowfluxmotionmovementstream

    Antonymsblockagestagnationstillnessturbulence

Forms
  • flowings plural form
  • flowings' possessive plural form
  • flowing's possessive singular form
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verb

flow/floʊ/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания движения жидкости, газа или электричества в виде устойчивого непрерывного потока, или плавного течения чего-то абстрактного, например времени или разговора.

A verb used to describe the movement of a liquid, gas, or electricity in a steady, continuous stream, or the smooth progression of something abstract like time or conversation.

  1. Move smoothlyA2formal

    To move steadily and continuously in a current or stream.

    ruТечь

    • The river flows gently through the valley.
    • Water flows from the tap when you turn it on.
    • Traffic flows smoothly during off-peak hours.

    Synonymscoursedriftglidepourrunstream

    Antonymsceasefreezehaltsolidifystagnatestop

  2. Proceed continuouslyB1formal

    To proceed or be produced smoothly, continuously, and effortlessly.

    ruТечь

    • The conversation flowed easily between old friends.
    • Ideas began to flow as she started writing.
    • The music flowed from the speakers throughout the hall.

    Synonymscontinuecourseglidemovepourrollrunstream

    Antonymsceasehaltpausestagnatestop

  3. Hang looselyB2formal

    To hang or fall loosely and gracefully.

    ruСтруиться

    • Her hair flowed down her back in waves.
    • The dress flowed around her ankles as she walked.
    • The curtains flowed in the breeze from the open window.

    Synonymscascadedrapefallhangspillstreamsweeptrail

Forms
  • flowed past participle
  • flowed past simple
  • flowing present participle
  • flows third person singular

Phrasal variantsflow awayflow fromflow offflow out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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