Definition of diffluent in English:

diffluent

adjective ˈdɪflʊənt

Of a material or immaterial thing: that flows away or apart; characterized by fluidity; specifically (of organic matter) that has dissolved into a liquid or semi-liquid state; deliquescent.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From classical Latin diffluent-, diffluēns, present participle of diffluere to flow away in all directions, (of words or speakers) to be diffuse, to ramble, to waste or wear away, to disappear from dif- + fluere to flow.

Definition of diffluent in US English:

diffluent

adjectiveˈdɪflʊənt

Of a material or immaterial thing: that flows away or apart; characterized by fluidity; specifically (of organic matter) that has dissolved into a liquid or semi-liquid state; deliquescent.

单词	diffluent
释义	Definition of diffluent in English: diffluent adjective ˈdɪflʊənt Of a material or immaterial thing: that flows away or apart; characterized by fluidity; specifically (of organic matter) that has dissolved into a liquid or semi-liquid state; deliquescent. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From classical Latin diffluent-, diffluēns, present participle of diffluere to flow away in all directions, (of words or speakers) to be diffuse, to ramble, to waste or wear away, to disappear from dif- + fluere to flow. Definition of diffluent in US English: diffluent adjectiveˈdɪflʊənt Of a material or immaterial thing: that flows away or apart; characterized by fluidity; specifically (of organic matter) that has dissolved into a liquid or semi-liquid state; deliquescent. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From classical Latin diffluent-, diffluēns, present participle of diffluere to flow away in all directions, (of words or speakers) to be diffuse, to ramble, to waste or wear away, to disappear from dif- + fluere to flow.
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