to exchange or interchange thoughts, information, or feelings; to communicate or interact

to move or flow freely without being blocked; refers to things like air, blood, or information

prevalent; popular; fashionable; in vogue

The dominant trend, viewpoint, or principal aspect of a matter

flu; influenza; an abbreviation for [[流行性感冒|流行性感冒|liu2 xing2 xing4 gan3 mao4]]

to move as a liquid or gas, such as a stream or a current of air; to circulate

the general direction or tendency of social, historical, or cultural changes; fashion or popular movement

The amount of data transmitted over a network; refers to internet traffic, website visits, or mobile data

to bleed; for blood to flow from a blood vessel

top-grade; first-rate; of the highest quality or ranking

The sequence of steps through which a piece of work passes from initiation to completion; a procedure or routine

a person who has no steady job and commits crimes or creates trouble; a hooligan, rogue, or gangster

The quality of moving or changing frequently; fluidity or fluctuation, especially regarding a workforce or population

to cry or shed tears; to weep

the entire area drained by a river system including its main stream and all its tributaries; drainage area; valley

(of soil, water, or minerals) to be washed away or lost through erosion

To lead a vagrant life; to drift or roam from place to place without a fixed home; nomadic or unsettled.

to flow, drift, or pour into a place (of liquids, people, or money)

To spread or circulate across space or through time; to hand down to later generations

to banish or deport a criminal to a remote area as a form of punishment

to flow out; to run out; to discharge; to shed

flowing and natural; smooth and easy, particularly when referring to writing, speech, or movement

A meteor or shooting star; a streak of light caused by a solid body from space burning up in the atmosphere.

a branch of a river that diverges from the main stream; to branch off into distributaries

man who wanders from place to place without a home or regular job; tramp; wanderer

river; waterways; a general term for any natural or man-made surface stream flowing in a channel

the directed flow of electric charge through a conductor

The number and direction of passengers or customers moving through a specific area over a period of time; customer flow

To move or flow in a specific direction

A continuous flow or stream of people moving along like water

An astronomical event where a large number of meteors are seen to radiate from one point in the night sky.

flowing or running water

to take turns; to alternate or do something one after another in a specific order

to draw off or drain liquid from a wound, sore, or body cavity during a medical procedure

The expulsion of an embryo or fetus from the uterus before it can survive on its own; a miscarriage or abortion.

cheeks streaming with tears; used to describe being extremely sad or moved

(of time) to pass away like flowing water; the lapse or passage of time

To move from place to place; to wander or roam about

flowing water; the movement or flow of water

to show thoughts or feelings unintentionally; to reveal indirectly or implicitly through one's actions, tone, or expression

to flow; to run (of liquids)

low-down; mean; obscene; vulgar or dirty in character or language

The portion of a company's assets used for day-to-day operations, such as purchasing raw materials or paying wages; also refers to fluid funds and money in circulation.

distinguished and talented in letters; sophisticated and unconventional in lifestyle

air current; stream of air; slipstream; draft or turbulence affecting an aircraft

unfounded gossip or rumors, often intended to slander or mislead

the branch of medicine that studies the causes and distribution of diseases in populations to develop prevention strategies

To flow continuously and without stopping.

The loss of fertile topsoil caused by water or wind; soil erosion.