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damming

/dam/US // dæm //UK // (dæm) //

筑坝,打坝,筑堤,堤坝

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a barrier to obstruct the flow of water, especially one of earth, masonry, etc., built across a stream or river.
    • : a body of water confined by a dam.
    • : any barrier resembling a dam.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    dammed, dam·ming.

    • : to furnish with a dam; obstruct or confine with a dam.
    • : to stop up; block up.

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Examples

  • After decades of stasis on Ramsey numbers, the dam had finally broken.

  • Look for lakes, reservoirs, dams, rivers, and streams with good access.

  • It started when this eighth grader at Waiakea Intermediate School in Hilo first saw news of an experiment on how dams might collapse.

  • This graph from a 2017 research paper shows river flow measured at different locations over time as various dams were built between its banks.

  • After monitoring a controversial Wyoming water project and dam proposal, Fulton sets off on a journey to personally observe what is at stake for Little Snake River and its greater ecosystem.

  • Henry went to bed that night with a head full of plans for damming up the brook.

  • The foe pressed closer, damming the last tiny stream of provisions that trickled into the doomed city.

  • The water power furnished by damming the Rock River is unequaled.

  • By going a distance below, and damming up the stream, a sufficient depth of water was got to float the canoes.

  • Weve just finished damming off a little branch stream into a dandy pondpaved it and all.