| | to flow / to disseminate / to circulate or spread / to move or drift / to degenerate / to banish or send into exile / stream of water or sth resembling one / class, rate or grade | HSK 2 |
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| | (of a contagious disease etc) to spread / to propagate / (of a style of clothing, song etc) popular / fashionable | HSK 2 |
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| | fluent | HSK 2 |
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| | to spread / to circulate / to hand down | HSK 4 |
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| | to flow / to circulate / to go from place to place / to be mobile / (of assets) liquid | HSK 5 |
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| | to circulate; to distribute / circulation; distribution | HSK 5 |
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| | flu; influenza | HSK 6 |
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| | river basin / valley / drainage area | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to flow | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to shed tears | HSK 7-9 |
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| | flowing (of speech, writing) / fluent / smooth and easy | HSK 7-9 |
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| | rogue / hoodlum / gangster / immoral behavior | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to reveal (indirectly, implicitly) / to show (interest, contempt etc) by means of one's actions, tone of voice etc | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to drift about / to wander / to roam / nomadic / homeless / unsettled (e.g. population) / vagrant | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to be on the move / to roam or wander / to circulate (of goods or capital) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | running water / (business) turnover | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to flow into / to drift into / influx / inflow | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of soil etc) to wash away / to be eroded / (fig.) (of talented staff, followers of a religious faith, investment funds etc) to go elsewhere / to fail to be retained | HSK 7-9 |
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| | course / stream / sequence of processes / work flow in manufacturing | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to bleed / to shed blood | HSK 7-9 |
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| | flow rate; throughput of passengers; volume of traffic / (hydrology) discharge / data traffic; network traffic; website traffic; mobile data | HSK 7-9 |
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| | direction of a current / direction of flow / to flow toward | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to wander about destitute / to be stranded | |
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| | tassels | |
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| | pop music | |
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| | government-in-exile | |
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| | tributary (stream) / (fig.) school (of thought) / genre / style | |
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| | fleeting time / horoscope for the year | |
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| | (of time) to pass / to elapse | |
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| | the year's horoscope augurs ill (idiom); an unlucky year | |
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| | destitute and homeless (idiom); forced from one's home and wandering about / displaced | |
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| | to exile / to banish / to deport / to float (logs) downstream | |
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| | to flow and change / development and change (of society) | |
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| | qualities that make sth popular or fashionable / (of a disease) epidemic | |
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| | to skim / to browse | |
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| | flowing; shifting / fluidity; mobility / liquidity (of funds) | |
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| | to leave a good reputation | |
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| | to have a miscarriage / (fig.) to fail; to fall through | |
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| | flow chart | |
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| | to force into exile / to be exiled / in exile | |
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| | (of an auction) to be inconclusive | |
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| | sleek / streamlined | |
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| | to become a mere formality | |
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| | (medicine) liquid food | |
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| | to sweat | |
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| | rumors and slanders (idiom); gossip / lies and slanders | |
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| | to float / to tramp / to rove | |
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| | quicksand | |
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| | lumen (unit of light flux) (loanword) | |
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| | current liability | |
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| | to loiter (i.e. reluctant to leave) / to linger on | |
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| | drift net (fishing) | |
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| | to flow out / to disgorge / to effuse | |
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| | popular jargon / catchword | |
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| | epidemiology | |
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| | money in circulation / fluid funds | |
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| | assembly line / (computing) pipeline | |
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| | transient population / floating population | |
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| | streamline (physics) | |
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| | to linger / to remain enjoying oneself and forget to go home | |
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| | banquet where guests arrive at various times and are served with food as they arrive | |
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| | (financial reporting) current assets / liquid assets | |
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| | fluid mechanics / hydrodynamics | |
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| | epidemic disease | |
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| | stray bullet | |
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| | influenza | |
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| | lit. a meteor catching up with the moon / swift action (idiom) | |
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| | meteor hammer (ancient weapon consisting of two iron balls connected by a chain) | |
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| | branch (of a river) / school (of thought) | |
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| | to flow / to flood | |
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| | hooliganism / rowdyism | |
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| | tramp / wanderer | |
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| | rumor / gossip / to spread rumors | |
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| | lit. flowing water does not rot, nor a door-hinge rust (idiom) / fig. constant activity prevents decay | |
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| | stray dog | |
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| | lumpenproletariat (in Marxist theory) | |
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| | to roam all over the place / to go into every nook and corner; to infiltrate / (of criminals, enemies etc) to be on the run; to flee and try to hide | |
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| | a contemporary / similar class of people | |
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| | destitute and homeless (idiom); displaced and without means | |
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| | meteor shower | |
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| | to wander far from home | |
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| | firefly | |
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| | homeless and miserable / forced to leave home and wander from place to place / to live as a refugee | |
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| | refugee | |
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| | flow speed / rate of flow | |
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| | manifold (math.) | |
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| | to ogle / to glance in a shifty manner | |
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| | street urchin / waif | |
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| | to let one's eyes rove | |
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| | prevalent fashion (often used pejoratively) / vulgar customs | |
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| | the unemployed workforce | |
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| | roving bandit / rebel band | |
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| | malpractice / long-running abuse | |
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| | lit. flowing light and overflowing color / brilliant lights and vibrant colors (idiom) | |
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| | rhyolite (extrusive igneous rock, chemically equivalent to granite) | |
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| | to have a runny nose | |
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| | to stray and forget to return | |
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| | to spread poison / pernicious influence | |
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| | to spread / to circulate / to disseminate | |
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| | flowing water does not rot | |
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