flujo
flow
noun FLOO-hoh Rare
Origin: From Latin fluxus, from fluere ('to flow').
Also means
flux
Usage Note
Flujo covers physical flow (water, blood: flujo sanguíneo) and abstract flow (information, money: flujo de caja = 'cash flow'). In finance, flujo de caja or flujo de efectivo are the standard terms for 'cash flow'. The compound flujo de trabajo is used in tech contexts for 'workflow'. Its antonym in physics or metaphor is reflujo ('ebb, reflux').
Examples
"El médico midió el flujo sanguíneo del paciente."
Natural Translation
The doctor measured the patient's blood flow.
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