even flow
ˈiːvən floʊ
Definition

Definition of even flow - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
stabilitysteady and uninterrupted progression
  • The project continued with an even flow of tasks.
2.
movementsmooth and consistent movement
  • The river had an even flow throughout the year.
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Expressions with even

even outv.
make a surface smooth or level
They even out the road before paving.
draw evenv.
reach the same level or score as another
The runner managed to draw even with the leader in the final lap.
even breakn.
situation where everyone has equal chance
The competition was designed to give all participants an even break.
even soadv.
used to introduce a statement contrasting or true despite the previous one
Even so, she decided to go ahead with the plan.
even things upv.
make a situation fair or equal for everyone
The referee gave a penalty to even things up.
not even onceadv.
emphasizes something has never happened at all
He tried to quit smoking, but not even once succeeded.

Expressions with flow

flow like waterv.
move smoothly and continuously like water
The dancers flow like water across the stage.
flow with the tidev.
move smoothly and effortlessly with the current
The boat flowed with the tide down the river.
go with the flowv.
adapt to situations without resistance
He learned to go with the flow during the trip.
creative juices flowexp.
feel inspired and start having new ideas
Listening to music makes my creative juices flow.
ebb and flowv.
to move back and forth in a pattern
The tides ebb and flow daily.
in full flowadv.
speaking continuously and fluently
She was in full flow during the presentation, captivating everyone.
in the flowadj.
fully focused and working smoothly without distraction
She is in the flow during her painting sessions.
stem the flowv.
control or limit the spread of something
New policies were introduced to stem the flow of misinformation.
flow awayv.
move away gradually like a liquid
The river water began to flow away slowly.
flow downv.
move smoothly from a higher place to a lower place
The river will flow down into the valley.

Terms related to even flow

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
consistentconstantcontinuitymovementprogressionregularstreamuninterruptedcurrentflowfluxmotion

Examples of even flow in a sentence

  • Traffic moved with an even flow after the road was cleared.
  • The dancer's movements had an even flow.
  • Traffic maintained an even flow despite the rain.

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  1. French:flux régulier, débit, ...
  2. German:kontinuierlicher Ablauf, ...
  3. Italian:flusso costante, flusso regolare, ...
  4. Spanish:flujo constante, movimiento uniforme, ...
  5. Portuguese:fluxo constante, fluxo uniforme, ...
  6. Chinese:稳定的进展, 均匀流动, ...
  7. Japanese:安定した流れ, 均等な流れ, ...
  8. Arabic:تَدَفُّق مُنْتَظِم, جريان منتظم, ...
  9. Hebrew:זְרִימָה רְצִיפָה, זֶרֶם אָחִיד, ...
  10. Russian:равномерный поток, плавное течение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рівномірний потік, плавний потік, ...
  12. Hindi:सम प्रवाह, संतुलित प्रवाह, ...

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