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delta

/del-tuh/US // ˈdɛl tə //UK // (ˈdɛltə) //

三角洲,德尔塔,三角形,三角洲地区

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.
    • : the consonant sound represented by this letter.
    • : the fourth in a series of items.
    • : anything triangular, like the Greek capital delta.
    • : Mathematics. an incremental change in a variable, as Δ or δ.
    • : a nearly flat plain of alluvial deposit between diverging branches of the mouth of a river, often, though not necessarily, triangular: the Nile delta.
    • : a word used in communications to represent the letter D.
    • : Astronomy. a star that is usually the fourth brightest of a constellation: The fourth brightest star in the Southern Cross is Delta Crucis.

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Examples

  • The rover filmed the ground coming closer and closer, getting glimpses of a river delta, craters, ripples and fractured terrain.

  • It is so overused that it no longer flows into its delta in the Gulf of California.

  • The rover may have to drive around those sand dunes to get to the delta formation.

  • The landing site, Jezero crater, is a former lake bed with an ancient delta where waters may have once deposited sediments that could preserve fossilized materials or other evidence of life.

  • Perseverance landed in Jezero Crater, which is an ancient river delta.

  • When Tonie Tobias started at Delta in 1996 she was shy and closeted.

  • Delta was a sponsor of the HRC dinner here in Atlanta and I went and met her there.

  • Companies like Delta, Apple, and Nike flex their political muscle on behalf of gay rights.

  • I told them the story about how Delta helped her propose to me in the middle of the international terminal here at Delta.

  • It was because of Delta that I actually started helping out in the community, volunteering.

  • The character , as Westphal shows, is for , or delta with part of one side left out.

  • Agassiz represents the Fraser delta and Kamloops the southern interior district.

  • It ran into the lake about a quarter of a mile from our tent, forming a good-sized delta at its mouth.

  • It was in the fifth year of his reign that the Delta was attacked by a formidable combination of foes.

  • This part is called the Delta from its likeness to the Greek letter of that name, which is of a triangular form.

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