transitive. To cause to move or flow with an undulating motion. Also: (of a river) to run (its course) with an undulating motion. Also figurative and…
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| 释义 | the world > the earth > water > flow or flowing > cause to flow [verb (transitive)] (21) roll1566 transitive. To cause to move or flow with an undulating motion. Also: (of a river) to run (its course) with an undulating motion. Also figurative and… drive1569 transitive. To divert the course of (a watercourse). Obsolete. rare. pour1665 transitive (reflexive). Of a river, etc.: to discharge itself into the sea or another body of water. run1791 transitive. To allow water to pass through or from (a sluice); to flush. flow1885 quasi-transitive. Of a river: To carry down (water) in its current. Subcategories:— flow all over (1) — round (1) — between (1) — under (2) — dash (1) — against land (2) — carry (away) by flowing (5) — cause to flow out or well up (1) — pour forth (water) (1) — cause to flow down (1) |
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