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dredger

/drej-er/US // ˈdrɛdʒ ər //UK // (ˈdrɛdʒə) //

挖泥船,挖泥机,挖土机,挖掘机

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : dredge.
    • : a person who uses a dredge.

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Examples

  • Stuck on the SeabedThe Belgian company DEME is one of the world’s biggest dredgers, operating a fleet of more than 100 vessels and bringing in revenue of close to $3 billion in 2018.

  • The dredger position is an approximation based on satellite images of the scene.

  • Their task was made easier by dredgers that worked over the weekend to dislodge the stranded vessel, shifting some 27,000 metric tons of sand to a depth of 60 feet.

  • Tugboats are working to try to shift the ship, while dredgers are trying to move the sand and silt at the bottom of the canal to ease its path.

  • I am rusty and ponderous at the start, like an old dredger that has stuck too long in the mud.

  • Around Oroville and along the Feather river may be seen that marvel of gold mining, the electric dredger.

  • Far up the river a gold dredger was at work, the low rumble of its machinery carried on the soft morning breeze.

  • An excellent remedy for scalds is always at hand in the kitchen—the flour dredger.

  • It gives, however, excellent results with sand and gravel, and for this work is much superior to the bucket dredger.