inrush
ˈɪnˌrʌʃ
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Definition of inrush - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
inflowRareinward flow of a substance or elementRare
  • The inrush of water filled the empty pool quickly.
entry influx ingress
2.
electricityTECH.sudden flow of electricity into a deviceTECH.
  • The inrush can damage the circuit if not controlled.
power surge
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initial surge of electric flow when equipment is first switched on
The power supply blows fuses because the inrush current is too high.

Origin of inrush

English, in (into) + rush (move quickly)

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inrush of air forming a suction stop

Examples of inrush in a sentence

  • An inrush of emotions hit her as she read the letter.
  • An inrush can cause a temporary voltage drop.
  • The device is designed to handle the initial inrush safely.

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  1. French:afflux, appel de courant, ...
  2. German:Einströmung, Einschaltstrom, ...
  3. Italian:afflusso, corrente di spunto, ...
  4. Spanish:flujo, pico de corriente, ...
  5. Portuguese:afluxo, surto de corrente, ...
  6. Chinese:涌入, 浪涌电流, ...
  7. Japanese:流入, 突入電流, ...
  8. Arabic:تَدَفُّق دَاخِلِي, تيار اندفاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְפַּרְצוּת, זֶרֶם פִּתְאוֹמִי, ...
  10. Russian:поток, пусковой ток, ...
  11. Ukrainian:приплив, струм, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रवाह, अचानक प्रवाह, ...

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