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confluent

/ˈkɑnfluənt/ /ˈkɑnfluːənt/

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noun

Confluencia

A stream uniting and flowing with another.

Examples :

"The confluent of the two rivers created a wider, more powerful waterway. "

La confluencia de los dos ríos creó una vía fluvial más ancha y poderosa.

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adjective

Confluente, convergente

(of two or more objects or shapes) converging or merging into a continuous shape.

Examples :

"The two rivers became confluent, forming one wider, stronger stream. "

Los dos ríos se volvieron confluentes, formando una corriente más ancha y fuerte.

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adjective

Convergente

(of wind) which converges, especially when viewed on a weather chart

Examples :

"The weather forecast showed confluent winds over the region, indicating an increased chance of rain as the converging air masses force upward motion. "

El pronóstico del tiempo mostró vientos convergentes sobre la región, lo que indica una mayor probabilidad de lluvia, ya que las masas de aire convergentes fuerzan el movimiento ascendente.

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adjective

Confluente, fusionado

Describing cells in a culture that merge to form a mass

Examples :

"Under the microscope, the cells in the petri dish appeared confluent, forming a solid sheet. "

Bajo el microscopio, las células en la placa de Petri parecían confluentes, formando una lámina sólida.

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adjective

Congruente

(of a triangle) which is exactly the same size as another triangle.

Examples :

""Even though they were drawn by different students, the geometry teacher confirmed that the two triangles were confluent, meaning they were exactly the same size." "

Aunque fueron dibujados por diferentes estudiantes, el profesor de geometría confirmó que los dos triángulos eran congruentes, lo que significa que tenían exactamente el mismo tamaño.