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afflux

/af-luhks/US // ˈæf lʌks //UK // (ˈæflʌks) //

外流,外流现象,外溢,流出

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : something that flows to or toward a point: an afflux of blood to the head.
    • : the act of flowing to or toward; flow.

Examples

  • So soon as the mental excitement is allayed, the excessive afflux of blood subsides, and the brain becomes fitted for sleep.

  • Redness, similarly, is due to the increased afflux of blood to the inflamed part.

  • The equable warmth of bed was soothing to the nervous system, and solicited the afflux of blood to the surface.

  • The stimulus of melody produced an immediate increase in the afflux of blood to the brain.

  • One hopeful line was to anticipate a sudden afflux of customers.