单词	inflow
释义	inflow /ˈɪnfləʊ / noun 1The movement of liquid or air into a place: an inflow of less salty water... This causes a rapid inspiration but the inflow of air through the larynx into the lungs is blocked by an almost immediate closure of the glottis, meaning that the vocal cords come together. The value of such distant rainfalls is that they do contribute to the flow of the Kunene and the inflow through Ruacana. Temperature data loggers were deployed near the outflow of each lake to measure the timing and frequency of tidal inflow during high spring tides. 1.1The movement of a large number of people or things or a large amount of money into a place: enormous inflows of foreign investment [mass noun]: the inflow of migrant workers... However, this can only be achieved through capital inflows into the real sector and a high-level of export volume. Managing the rupee by controlling capital inflows requires targeting portfolio flows. This would be done through increasing the inflow of resources to support development programmes. Derivatives inflowing noun & adjective ... For 750 years or more Cambridge has (with the exception of the odd revolt among the townsfolk) welcomed this seasonal human inflowing tide. The maps were used to evaluate the ecological aspects of the studied ecosystem, such as the influence of inflowing rivers on the optical properties of the lake. On the in breath, simply relax your stomach so that the inflowing air can effortlessly fill the empty lung space.
随便看	Peierls Peierls–Nabarro Peigan peignoir Pei, I. M. pein peine forte et dure peineta peirastic peirastically Peircean Peirce, Charles Sanders Peircian peise peishwa Peisistratean Peisistratid Peisistratus peisy pejorate pejoration pejorative pejoratively aslant a slap in the face

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