| | 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 water, people, thoughts etc) to surge; to well up and flow; to move in waves | |
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| | to limit the flow of passengers, customers or vehicles / to limit the spread of sensitive content / (electricity) current limiting / (computer networking) rate limiting | |
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| | to have a cash flow problem | |
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| | to flow into; inflow | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to flow; to circulate; to move about; mobile; (of assets) liquid | HSK 5 |
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| | to do something at one go / to flow smoothly | |
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| | to flow right off the tongue (of lyrics or poetry) / to recite with ease / catchy (of a song) | |
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| | the river flows thirty years to the East, thirty years to the West (proverb) / change is the only constant | |
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| | to flow backwards / reverse flow | |
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| | to drift with the waves and go with the flow (idiom); to follow the crowd blindly | |
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| | to flow | 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 flow back / reflux / circumfluence / refluence / backward flow / returning flow (e.g. of talent) | |
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| | outflow / to flow out / to drain | |
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| | to rotate / to circulate (cash, stock etc) / turnover / circulation / cash flow | |
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| | (of liquid) to spill out; to overflow / (of gas) to leak out / (fig.) to spill over; to spread (to new areas) / (fig.) (of wealth etc) to drain; to flow outward (esp. overseas) / (fig.) (of talent) to show; to be revealed | |
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| | to flow out swiftly / to flood / a torrent / diarrhea / laxative | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (medicine) (of blood) to flow back into the IV tube / (gaming) to restore health points; (fig.) to recover (to some extent) | |
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| | to flow freely (of air) / to ventilate / to breathe (of fabric etc) / to take a breath of fresh air / to divulge | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to converge / to flow together / fig. to act alike / to evolve together | |
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| | to flow into / to converge (of river) / (computing) to import (data) | |
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| | to flow backwards (of water, because of flood, tide, wind etc) / reverse flow / to back up (sewage) | |
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| | to break or cut in two / to sever / to cut off / (fig.) to cut off (a conversation, a flow etc) / to interrupt / (math.) to truncate | |
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| | to circulate / to flow (esp. capital) / to intermingle / to merge / to become assimilated | |
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| | to flow out; to issue; to leak | |
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| | (literary) (of a mountain stream) to flow down / (onom.) sound of flowing water | |
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| | to flow at great speed / to pour / racing current | |
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| | to flow together / confluence (of rivers, airflow, roads) / (international) cooperation | |
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| | to follow admonition as natural flow (idiom); to accept criticism or correction (even from one's inferiors) | |
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| | to flow steadily / direct current (DC) | |
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| | (medicine) to unblock breastmilk flow (of a nursing mother with clogged milk ducts) | |
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| | to flow / to flood | |
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| | river that flows only within a country's borders; inland waterway (esp. for transportation, in contrast to coastal or maritime waters) | |
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| | to diverge; to divert; to divide into separate streams (river flow, traffic etc) / to stream (students into different programs); to reassign (redundant staff) | |
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| | (of clothes, hair etc) to hang down and cover / to flow down | |
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| | to sail against the current / (fig.) to go against the flow | |
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| | to drip / to flow out / to sprinkle | |
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| | period of plentiful water supply, with increased river flow due to snowmelt or higher rainfall | |
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| | to leak / to flow / to catch on fire | |
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| | to flow and change / development and change (of society) | |
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| | a trickle / tiny stream / sluggish / to flow sluggishly | |
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| | to go with the flow; to accept things as they come | |
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| | conversant with the Confucian classics / to stimulate menstrual flow (TCM) | |
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| | folk remedy involving repeatedly pinching the neck, throat, back etc to increase blood flow to the area and relieve inflammation | |
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| | lit. clouds scatter, wind flows (idiom); the crisis settles down / people disperse home / things return to normal | |
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| | to overflow / transverse flow / to flow over / cross flow | |
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| | to cascade down / to flow in torrents / (fig.) outpouring (of emotions) | |
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| | illness having to do with obstruction of urine flow / (Chinese medicine) / retention of urine | |
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| | (bound form) to pour into; to flow into; to inject / (bound form) to focus (one's spirit, gaze etc) on a single point; to concentrate / (bound form) stake (in gambling) / classifier for stakes, sums of money, transactions or beams of light / variant of 註｜注 | HSK 7-9 |
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| | lit. thin streams flow forever / fig. economy will get you a long way / to work steadily at something little by little | |
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| | lit. sinking and floating / to bob up and down on water / ebb and flow / fig. rise and fall / ups and downs of fortune / vicissitudes | |
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| | to wander about / to roam / to move back and forth between (government and academia, two or more countries etc) / to flow through (a circuit, a network, the body) / to skirt (the border of legality) / (of a singer's voice) to move within its range / (of a stock price) to fluctuate within (a range) | |
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| | to control flow / to choke / weir valve / a throttle / a choke | |
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| | to flow into / to converge | |
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| | to drift with the waves and yield to the flow (idiom); to follow the crowd blindly | |
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| | to flow (as water or tears) | |
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| | to flow back (of water) | |
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| | variant of 交匯｜交汇 / to flow together / confluence (of rivers, airflow, roads) / (international) cooperation | |
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