current
A flow of air.
A flow of air, especially a natural one.
A flow of warm air.
Movement in a gas or liquid in which the warmer parts move up and the cooler parts move down.
A flow of electric charge.
A flow of electric charge.
A large amount of electric current.
A large amount of electric current.
A small amount of electric current.
A small amount of electric current.
An electric current that reverses its direction many times a second at regular intervals.
An electric current flowing in one direction only.
The current flowing into a device or circuit.
The current flowing out of a device or circuit.
The current flowing into a device or circuit.
The current flowing out of a device or circuit.
A current with great force.
A current with great force.
A current that moves at high speed.
A current that moves at high speed.
A continuous, directed movement of seawater.
A current that moves at high speed.
A current that poses a risk to safety.
The general term for flowing water.
A current that is dangerously unpredictable.
A current of cold water.
A current of warm water.
The movement of water caused by the tides.
A strong, narrow current flowing outward from the beach.
The most common or dominant current in an area.
A current that flows away from the shore.
Describes the movement of electric charge.
Describes the movement of electric charge through an object or medium.
Describes the movement of the current.
The current moves a person or object forcefully.
The current moves a person or object.
A noticeable movement of air.
Moving in the opposite direction to the current.
Moving in the same direction as the current.
Being within the flow of the current.
To allow electric current to pass through.
To stop the flow of electric current.
To start the flow of electric current.
To produce an electric current.
To allow electric current to pass through.
To generate an electric current.
To allow electric current to go through.
To pass on electric current from one place to another.
To produce an electric current by magnetism.