Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Fluid"

A: It means to be able to eat/drink liquid nourishment without vomiting it up.

A: It means "the blood tests used to determine whether we are giving the fluids in the proper amounts"

A: I believe that in this context fluid means the flow or connection of the speech.

A: it means that this fluid prevent the brain from getting infencted or gets injured.

A: The greatest possible water travelling speed, basically.

A: The FLUID leaked and got all over everything in my backpack.

His dance moves are so FLUID.
https://twitter.com/leejihuwun/status/1121782114901319680

He speaks with a FLUID train of thought.

The FLUID looks blue.

The doctor said that the xray shows that his patient has FLUID on the brain.

If you don't want to get sick, then make sure that you don't let anybody else's bodily FLUID get onto you.

This is a video of me playing with non-Newtonian FLUID. 😂 The FLUID is called "oobleck". Walking on obleck is great fun. It was hard to get my feed out of it!
https://twitter.com/pasullet/status/1124070860577497096

Have you ever heard of the "taillight shark"? (Euprotomicroides zantedeschia) They are they called "taillight" sharks because they emit a bright blue cloud of FLUID behind them from a pouch-like organ. What?! So cool!! Sadly these are rare & understudied sharks.
https://twitter.com/leogaskins/status/1123920320430268416

Baby girl looks good and healthy! The next two appointments (16 & 19 weeks) are really the most important because they’ll tell us if her FLUID levels are okay. Thank you all so much for the prayers and love.
https://twitter.com/lexieim_/status/1123696840371785729

If the backstroke is a problem the next best thing is to get to the vertical L. Its not as FLUID but it’s better then losing velocity from an unnatural motion. I attempted it, but it ain’t happening.
https://twitter.com/throw_to_win/status/1123619859453976577/video/1

One cigarette butt burns down 5000 acres in a forest fire, and I can’t get a charcoal grill started with gas, matches, lighter FLUID and a flame thrower.

A detailed guide on FLUID simulation.
https://twitter.com/EightyLevel/status/1123881525639110657

Plastic bronchitis is a lymphatic flow disorder that causes severe respiratory issues. Lymph FLUID builds in the airways and forms rubbery or caulk-like plugs (known as casts).
This cast was coughed up by a 4 year old who was suffering from pneumonia.
https://twitter.com/savageparamedic/status/1121531011790254081

A viscoelastic FLUID can pour itself, known as the open channel siphon effect.
https://twitter.com/TheSciencePlug/status/1121798127923552256

A: It’s leaking out of the box in the form of fluid. Is it like fluid or solid ?

A: Liquid is more of a scientific term, as a description of material (liquid, solid, or gas). Fluid describes something that flows. It is used in English in many ways. Water, for example, is a liquid, and is a fluid. But we use the term fluid to describe other things that flow. For example, if a situation is changing, we say it's fluid. So fluid applies to more than just liquid.

A: The difference between fluid and liquid is the viscosity, which measures thickness

A: They mostly mean the same thing.

A small difference:

I would use "liquid" as an adjective for a substance - for example, when you get medicine for your children, you can request it in either solid form or liquid form, not fluid form.

A: 1) In a scientific context

A fluid is any substance that can change shape. A liquid is a substance that can change shape, but not volume (how much space it takes up).

Water is a liquid and a fluid.
Air is fluid, but not liquid.

2) In general

Outside of science, the two are synonyms. "Fluid" is more common when the substance is used for something in particular or belongs to something, like "body fluids" or "engine fluid".

A: I really want to speak English fluently.

Y quiero hablar español con fluidez.

¡Buena suerte con tus estudios!

A: Hope this helps

A: get fluids into = get him to drink
stonkered (lots of different spellings) = frustrated, don't know what to so.

that'll do, pig = the great line of this movie. It is what is called an "understatement" (look it up) and it is one of the classic understatements of all time. The pig was AWESOME and all the owners would say is "that'll do".

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A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Yes, it would be unnatural to add the 'the'. It does seem a bit arbitrary:
"The cancer killed him painfully, but quickly."
"Cancer can be eliminated in our lifetime."
"The flu finally caught up to me."
"I took vitamin C to ward off the flu."

A: Some kind of fluid dropped on his head, and he brushed it off with his hand.