inflow
inflow — 名詞
- inflowsingular
- inflowsplural
1. a steady arrival of people, money, or things coming into a particular place from
流入；湧入
人、錢或物品從外部進入某處的流動
a steady arrival of people, money, or things coming into a particular place from outside it
The sudden inflow of tourists overwhelmed the small fishing village near Bao's home.
突然湧入的觀光客讓 Bao 家附近的小漁村應接不暇。
inflow of [people] for arrivals into a place
Heloísa's startup saw a large inflow of investment after winning the pitch contest.
Heloísa 的新創公司在贏得提案比賽後，獲得大量投資資金的流入。
inflow of [money] in finance contexts
City planners struggled to manage the daily inflow of commuters from nearby suburbs.
市府規劃人員費盡心力管理每日從鄰近郊區湧入的通勤人潮。
After the war ended, there was a heavy inflow of refugees across the northern border.
戰爭結束後，大批難民從北方邊境大量湧入。
collocation: heavy / sudden / steady inflow
Faisal warned that the inflow of cheap imports would hurt local farmers within months.
Faisal 警告，廉價進口商品的湧入將在幾個月內衝擊本地農民。
- steady inflow
- sudden inflow
- net inflow
- inflow of capital
- inflow of refugees
- outflow
the matching opposite — movement leaving a place rather than entering it
文法句型
inflow of [noun]
an inflow of
用法筆記
Subject is typically a quantity or stream — people, capital, goods, water, or data — moving from somewhere else into a defined place. Often paired with adjectives such as 'steady', 'sudden', 'heavy', or 'net'.