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inrush

/ˈɪn.rʌʃ/

Traductions

inrushnoun

inrushes

/ˈɪn.rʌʃ/

наплыв

The inrush of tourists overwhelmed the small town.

Наплыв туристов ошеломил маленький город.

втекание

The inrush of water caused the basement to flood.

Втекание воды вызвало затопление подвала.

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Synonymes

inrushverb

inrushed

Past Simple

inrushed

Past Participle

inrushing

Gerund

Rare, chiefly literary; means "to rush in".

Synonymes

inundate

spill in

burst in

flow in

sweep in

surge in

stream in

flood in

pour in

rush in

inrushadjective

/ˈɪn.rʌʃ/

/ˈɪnˌrʌʃ/

Used attributively, especially in technical contexts (e.g. "inrush current").

Synonymes

Définitions

inrushnoun

A sudden and forceful flow or influx of something, especially a liquid or gas.

The inrush of water into the basement caused significant damage.

A rapid entry or arrival of a large number of people or things.

The inrush of tourists during the summer months boosts the local economy.

The initial surge of electric current drawn by a device when first switched on.

The transformer experiences a high inrush when energized.

inrushverb

To rush or flow inward suddenly and forcefully.

When the hatch opened, water inrushed and flooded the compartment.

inrushadjective

Relating to or designating the sudden surge of current, fluid, or other substance that occurs at the moment of start-up or entry.

Engineers calculated the inrush current to size the circuit breaker properly.