英:[ˈɪnflʌks]
美:[ˈɪnflʌks]
英:[ˈɪnflʌks]
美:[ˈɪnflʌks]
n.
流入,注入
汇集〔指人或物〕,充斥
注入口,河口
in·flux
In fluhks
复数:influxes
noun
the act or an instance of flowing in.With the influx of water over the parched land, the growing season begins again.
a continuous coming in of things or people.Every fall there is an influx of students in our town.
water influx水侵;水侵量
influx(16世纪)源自法语,或直接源自拉丁语 influxus “流入”,源自拉丁语 influere 的过去分词词干(参见 influence(n.))。最初用于河流、空气、光、精神光等; 从1650年代开始用于人类。
输入通量
内向通量
Medieval Latin influxus, from Latin influere
The first known use of influx was in 1626
informativeadjective
providing knowledge : instructive
an informative book
informationnoun
the giving or receiving of knowledge or intelligence
knowledge obtained from investigation, study, or instruction
knowledge of a particular event or situation : news
a characteristic or quality (as of DNA or a computer program) that stands for, expresses, or tells about one group of things or ways of doing things instead of others
the quality of something (as DNA or a computer program) that represents a specific choice between a number of possible choices
informantnoun
informer
informaladjective
not formal
an informal party
suited for ordinary or everyday use
informal clothes
informaladjective
not formal
an informal party
suited for ordinary or everyday use
informal clothes
informaladjective
not formal
an informal party
suited for ordinary or everyday use
informal clothes
informverb
to let a person know something : tell
to give information so as to accuse or cause suspicion
inform against them to the police
information superhighwaynoun
internet
influxnoun
a flowing or coming in : inflow
1 And what they do is they regulate the influx of ions across that cell.
它们的作用,是调节离子流入细胞的流量。
2 “It’s easy to ruin a place like this with an influx of too many people and too much money, and they’re fighting against that.”
3 And a steady influx of young people, which is encouraging.
4 Workers loaded sound equipment into a huge tent and painted temporary walls, and mountains of disposable cups were stacked and ready for an influx of 40,000 drinker-listeners.
5 Also, get ready for a huge influx of HSR station designs in the coming years.
此外,需要为高铁站在未来几年大量涌出做好准备。
6 And “Beyond Borders” explores the American policies that gave rise to an influx of undocumented immigrants.
7 Sesame Workshop expanded its offerings and increased its production values with the influx of funding from the premium cable network.
8 The influx of refugees has stretched the country's resources to the limit.
难民的大量涌入把这个国家的资源消耗殆尽。
9 Titles have been a consideration at least since the influx of foreign films in the 1950s and ’60s.
10 Wayward course … Paul van Carter's film focuses on life in a young offender institution Many applauded the firm response to last summer's riots that saw an unprecedented influx into England's youth custody system.
11 A lot has been said about the influx of high-priced premium options that can turn the Coachella experience into a three-day vacation with VIP amenities on par with a five-star resort.
12 “We are still expecting a large influx of people to town who will still eat food and drink beer,” he said.
13 The message was particularly provocative, given that tensions have recently flared in this city-state over the influx of foreigners moving to its shores.
14 At each Metro stop, big crowds on each platform, too many to fit, and hearty cheering at every influx of people—“Whoo!”
15 The new media required an influx of talent, many of whom were brought in from Chicago’s comedy club the Second City, including Murray, Belushi, Radner and Chevy Chase.
16 But his last win was in 2016, and there is an influx of new skimmers on the scene who smell blood.
17 The influx of so many visitors in a small city with a very new tourism infrastructure has caused a strain, especially when it comes to places to stay.
18 As Korea opened its doors to international trade in the late 19th century, an influx of Western styles arrived.
19 She would go home to a Berlin dealing with a vast influx of refugees.
20 Germany’s politics have their fault lines, too — particularly now with the influx of so many refugees — but, he notes, his is a mostly prosperous, largely homogeneous and stable nation protected by American military strength.
1 涌进
2 注入口
4 流入
inpouring indraft inflow inrush disemboguement feed disembogue run discharge itself into fall empty drain enter influent affluence afflux discharge affluent inflowing incurrent flow inset incursion infall stream inpour
6 增加
plus incoming additive supplementary multiplicative increase gain growth boost extension buildup increment accrual upsurge make advance mount wax multiply augment heighten improve raise enhance compound recruit reinforce aggravate up
7 充斥
8 注入
injection infusion inflow implant inpouring fall plant pump empty drain inject pipette afflux inspire impregnate discharge inflowing instillation immission mouth infuse inoculate transfuse injected influent transfusion implantation affluence affluency inpour fire infix
9 汇集
reservoir confluence concourse convergence omnibus concentration compilatory compilation affluence afflux funnel compile