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flowage

/ˈfləʊ.ɪdʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o movimento interno gradual ou deformação de um sólido, frequentemente causado pelo calor; também se usa para descrever um corpo d'água criado pelo alagamento intencional de uma área, ou o próprio processo de alagamento.

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noun

/ˈfləʊ.ɪdʒ/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o movimento interno gradual ou deformação de um sólido, frequentemente causado pelo calor; também se usa para descrever um corpo d'água criado pelo alagamento intencional de uma área, ou o próprio processo de alagamento.

A noun referring to the gradual internal motion or deformation of a solid body, often caused by heat; also used to describe a body of water created by deliberately flooding an area, or the act of flooding itself.

  1. Deformation of solid materialsC1formalscientific

    A gradual internal movement or change in shape of a solid body, often caused by heat, pressure, or other forces.

    ptDeformação de materiais sólidos

    • The flowage of the metal under high temperature must be accounted for in the design.
    • Geologists study the flowage of rock layers to understand tectonic movements.
    • Flowage in the structural beam was detected after prolonged exposure to heat.
    • The experiment measured the flowage of various alloys under stress.

    Sinônimoscreepdeformationflow

    Antônimosfixityimmobilityrigiditystiffness

  2. Man-made body of waterB2formaltechnical

    A body of water created by intentionally flooding a area, such as for reservoirs or irrigation.

    ptReservatório

    • The flowage behind the dam supports local agriculture.
    • They constructed a flowage to control water supply during dry seasons.
    • The flowage is used for recreational activities like fishing and boating.
    • Engineers monitored the flowage levels after the heavy rainfall.

    Sinônimosartificial lakeimpoundmentreservoir

  3. Act of floodingB2formal

    The process of filling an area with water until it overflows its normal boundaries.

    ptInundação

    • The flowage of the river damaged several homes downstream.
    • Farmers prepared for the flowage of the nearby lake during the monsoon.
    • Authorities warned residents about the flowage caused by the broken levee.
    • The flowage of the reservoir is carefully controlled to prevent erosion.

    Sinônimosdelugefloodinginundationoverflowsubmergence

Formas
  • flowages plural form
  • flowages' possessive plural form
  • flowage's possessive singular form