inflow
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- noun
- /ˈɪnˌfloʊ/
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aflujo
- And for this reason, a well-run scheme will always aim to ensure sufficient inflows of new money to cover any outflows.
- capital inflows
- foreign inflows
- investment inflows
We saw what the inflows of that did to the Bitcoin price.
- We saw what the inflows of that did to the Bitcoin price.
- The effects of that were for a long time deferred because of these massive inflows from oil.
- Countries that exported more than they imported would experience an inflow in gold, raising the supply of money, which would spark inflation.
- Observe your breath inflow is I outflow is I am.
Examples
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Well, it's got a strong inflow of warm, moist air.
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The city experienced a significant inflow of tourists during the summer festival.
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So for example, let's say I have an inflow of five new customers per month.
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So what I am keeping track of is actually the monetary inflow to the residents pocket.
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In the 1990s, there was no such large new inflow of resources from export earnings to be expected.
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We saw what the inflows of that did to the Bitcoin price.
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In the last six months of 1989, the inflow of refugees rose to over 2,600 per month.
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Countries that exported more than they imported would experience an inflow in gold, raising the supply of money, which would spark inflation.
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Nationalization was followed by fairly extensive investments accompanied by an inflow of technological know-how.
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The Sharif government is striving to attract greater foreign inflows of capital, technology, and jobs to invigorate Pakistan's economy.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
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4.1
A large number of people or things arriving at a place
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A sudden flow of water or people into a place
A sudden flow of people or things into a place
A sudden movement inward of water, air, or people
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Etymology
The word inflow comes from the parts in- meaning 'into' and flow meaning 'to move like a liquid'. So, an inflow is something like water or money that moves into a place or system.