downstream in Japanese
downstream in Japanese is 下流 — downstream means further along in the direction a river or fluid is flowing.
downstream in Japanese
下流
Pronounced: karyuu
Further along in the flow of current, in relation to a river, stream, bloodstream, or other flow of fluid.
What does "downstream" mean?
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adj Further along in the direction a river or fluid is flowing.
"The village sits a few miles downstream from the dam."
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adj Happening later in a process, or affected by an earlier stage of it.
"Any error in the data entry causes problems downstream."
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downstream in a sentence
- The village sits a few miles downstream from the dam.
- Debris floated downstream after the storm.
- Any error in the data entry causes problems downstream.
- The client receives data downstream from the server.
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What is "downstream" in Japanese?
"downstream" in Japanese is 下流. downstream means: Further along in the direction a river or fluid is flowing.
How do you pronounce 下流?
"downstream" in Japanese is 下流, pronounced "karyuu".
How do you use "downstream" in a sentence?
Example: "The village sits a few miles downstream from the dam." In Japanese, "downstream" is 下流.
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