alluvium 的定义
plural al·lu·vi·ums, al·lu·vi·a [uh-loo-vee-uh]. /əˈlu vi ə/.
- a deposit of sand, mud, etc., formed by flowing water.
- the sedimentary matter deposited thus within recent times, especially in the valleys of large rivers.
alluvium 近义词
等同于 ooze
等同于 deposit
alluvium 的近义词 11 个
alluvium 的反义词 2 个
等同于 earth
更多alluvium例句
- In his wanderings, he had panned the alluvium of many small streams and had recovered more than the usual amount of gold.
- Perhaps the alluvium of a great river like the McKenzie, has determined this displacement.
- The soil of Egypt is, then, simply an alluvium mixed with the sand which the winds bring from the Desert.
- Alluvium, al-lū′vi-um, n. the mass of water-borne matter deposited by rivers on lower lands:—pl.
- The shores of Lake St. Clair are formed of a fertile alluvium, resting on drift.