pływ Anglais:

Miracles do exist, but we just don't notice them in the flow of events.

the wine flowed freely

Whatever is well conceived is clearly said, the words to say it flow with ease.

It is difficult to actually stand up against the flow.

Noise is produced by the sudden flow of current into a solenoid.

The flow of evacuation events from occurrence of a large earthquake to the conclusion of emergency counter measures.

Quickly stop the flow of milk, leave to stand for approximately 30 minutes for the milk to solidify.

TEPCO is unable to stop the flow of dirty water contaminated with highly radioactive material.

Foreign trade consists of a two-way flow of commodities-export and import.

Life flows like a river.

1. The rivers continue to flow without us. / 2. Time seems to flow equally for everyone, yet with concentration, a fleeting moment can stretch into eternity. / 3. Whatever the tube diameter the flow is the same.

Take a mask in your hand and pull it out to start the flow of oxygen.

River Wisła have many other flow

"I would like to know how long he expects it to be before the money can start to flow again. "

flowing robe

The tide is coming in.

What does "There is a tide" imply?

For instance, in my father's business the timing of sales and purchases was very important, and he would sometimes write or say to his colleagues "There is a tide," without going into detail.

Pitching camp on sand banks that go under at high tide is a truly stupid thing to do.

I walked along the beach when the tide ebbed.

There is a tide is, in fact, from a passage in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

Because of his determination, he was able to tide over the crisis.

For good or ill, there is no way but this to tide over the difficulty.

turn back the commercial tide

A sudden tide of emotions has made me cry

The film's portrayal of a powerless woman dragged along by the tide of events doesn't lend itself to edge of the seat plot twists.

Everyone expected high tides.

river of blood, turning the tide, cause of the flood

przypływ; falling/low tide

to stem this tide = to stop this tendency before it begins