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flux

UK
/flʌks/
US
/flʌks/

Translations

fluxnoun
fluxes
pl
The river's flux was strong after the heavy rains.
Поток реки был сильным после сильных дождей.
Flux is used in soldering to clean and prepare the metal surfaces.
Флюс используется при пайке для очистки и подготовки металлических поверхностей.
The company is in a state of flux due to the recent merger.
Компания находится в состоянии изменения из-за недавнего слияния.
Additional translations
припой
течение
поток частиц
Synonyms
variation
movement
change
transition
shifting
instability
uncertainty
flow
fluxverb
fluxed
Past Simple
fluxed
Past Participle
fluxing
Gerund
UK
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US
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The market trends tend to flux over time.
Рыночные тенденции склонны меняться со временем.
The river began to flux more rapidly after the rain.
Река начала течь быстрее после дождя.
Synonyms
solder
fuse
melt
pour
gush
run
stream
flow
fluxadjective
UK
/flʌks/
US
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Used attributively to modify nouns, especially in technical contexts (e.g., flux density, flux capacitor).
Synonyms
mobile
fickle
inconstant
mercurial
unsettled
transient
fluctuating
shifting
mutable
variable
unstable
changeable
changing
fluid

Definitions

fluxnoun
A continuous movement or change.
The company was in a state of flux after the merger.
A substance used to promote fusion in metalworking or soldering.
The jeweler applied flux to the metal before soldering the pieces together.
The action or process of flowing or flowing out.
The flux of the river was particularly strong after the heavy rains.
The rate of flow of a fluid, particles, or energy through a given surface in physics or engineering.
Solar flux at Earth’s orbit averages about 1,361 watts per square metre.
An abnormal discharge of fluid from the body, especially diarrhea or dysentery (archaic).
In medieval times, severe flux often proved fatal before proper sanitation was understood.
fluxverb
To flow or move in a continuous or variable manner.
Public opinion tends to flux with each new political development.
To cause to become fluid or to melt.
The intense heat fluxed the metal, allowing it to be molded into a new shape.
To undergo change or variation.
The stock market fluxes daily, making it difficult to predict long-term trends.
To apply flux to (a joint or surface) before welding or soldering.
The technician fluxed the copper pipe before soldering the connection.
fluxadjective
Relating to or characterized by flow, movement, or change; used attributively.
Engineers calculated the flux heat load on the reactor wall.
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