[ˈriːfləʊ], (Noun)

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- the action of rearranging electronic text on a page having varied such features as type size, line length, and spacing

- a soldering technique in which surface-mount components are held in position on a circuit board using a paste containing solder which melts to form soldered joints when the circuit board is heated


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[ˈriːfləʊ], (Verb)

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- rearrange (electronic text) on a page having varied such features as type size, line length, and spacing
(e.g: my desktop publisher must reflow copy from one column to another automatically)

- attach (a surface-mount component) using the reflow technique
(e.g: a kit designed to reflow the majority of surface-mounted devices)


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