Definition Conjugation
Definition of flow off - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
liquidmove away gradually from a surface
- The rainwater began to flow off the roof.
2.
separationRare detach and move away smoothlyRare
- The paint started to flow off the old wall.
Adjective
smooth movementRare moving smoothly away from a surfaceRare
- The water was flow off the roof after the rain.
Terms with flow off included in their meaning
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medical
pathological constriction cutting off fluid flow
engineering
point or channel for drainage or off-flow
Examples of flow off in a sentence
Water started to flow off the car's hood. The syrup began to flow off the spoon. Water will flow off the roof during rain. The paint seemed to flow off the canvas effortlessly. The oil began to flow off the surface smoothly.
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- French:dégouliner, glissant, ...
- German:abfließen, abfließend, ...
- Italian:defluire, defluente, ...
- Spanish:escurrirse, fluido, ...
- Portuguese:escorrer, escorrendo, ...
- Chinese:流走, 流畅移开的, ...
- Japanese:流れ落ちる, 滑らかに流れる, ...
- Arabic:انْسَابَ عن, مُنْسَاب, ...
- Hebrew:לִזְרֹם, זוֹרֵם הַחוּצָה, ...
- Russian:стекать, стекающий, ...
- Ukrainian:стікати, плавний, ...
- Hindi:बह जाना, बहकर, ...
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