efflux

UK
/ˈiː.flʌks/
US
/ˈiː.flʌks/
effluxsubstantiv
effluxes
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The efflux of water from the tank was slow.
Выход воды из бака был медленным.
The efflux of talent from the company was concerning.
Отток талантов из компании вызывал беспокойство.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The process of flowing out or the act of something flowing out.
The efflux of water from the dam was carefully monitored to prevent flooding.
A substance that flows out, especially a liquid or gas.
The efflux from the chemical plant was treated to remove harmful contaminants before being released into the river.
The passing away or expiration of time.
With the efflux of years, the old building began to show signs of wear and tear.
effluxverb
effluxed
Präteritum
effluxed
Partizip Perfekt
effluxing
Gerundium
UK
/ˈiː.flʌks/
US
/ˈiː.flʌks/
Rare, chiefly scientific/literary: intransitive ‘to flow out’; transitive ‘to cause to flow out’
Definitionen
To flow out, emanate, or discharge from a place or source.
Calcium ions efflux from the neuron during repolarisation.
Synonyme
flow out
bleed out
stream out
spill out
pour out
seep out
effluxadjektiv
Used attributively before a noun to denote outward flow (e.g. ‘efflux pumps’)
Definitionen
Attributive: relating to or denoting outward flow.
Efflux pumps in bacteria can expel multiple antibiotics.