Zustrom
influx
The German word "Zustrom" is a noun that translates to "influx" or "stream". It is composed of "Zu" which refers to "to" or "towards" and "Strom," which means "current" or "flow". "Zustrom" is often used to describe a large arrival of people or things, such as visitors or resources.
Similar words in German include "Ansturm" (rush or surge), "Aufkommen" (arrival or emergence), and "Zufluss" (inflow).
The main difference lies in nuance: while "Zustrom" typically emphasizes a continuous inflow or a regular stream, "Ansturm" implies a more overwhelming or intense surge at a particular time, and "Zufluss" generally refers to the flow of water or resources rather than people.
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Examples
Der Zustrom an Besuchern war dieses Jahr besonders hoch.noun
The influx of visitors was particularly high this year.
Ein starker Zustrom an Touristen belebt die Stadt.noun
A strong influx of tourists revives the city.
Der Zustrom neuer Ideen bereichert das Projekt.noun
The influx of new ideas enriches the project.
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