sewer 的 2 个定义
- an artificial conduit, usually underground, for carrying off waste water and refuse, as in a town or city.
- to provide or equip with sewers: a tax increase necessary to sewer the neighborhood.
sewer 近义词
drain
更多sewer例句
- People too far away from sewer pipes usually have septic tanks.
- Romania is on a climbing trend right now, especially in rural parts, where most are now connected to natural gas, water and sewer systems.
- Utilities—like power, communication, water, and sewer lines—are usually located alongside roads, so those are also threatened.
- Using a bank of samples from a treatment plant in Massachusetts, the company found that the virus showed up in the sewers in early March—around the same time as the first confirmed case.
- And, Malone explained, the city’s infrastructure, including its sewer system, didn’t keep up as the city expanded.
- In fact, he's even a kind of modern-day Orpheus, descending into the sewer to bet his life and find redemption.
- The son of a fashion model and sewer contractor, Walker grew up Mormon and graduated from Village Christian High School.
- I live far away from everything, without sewer, Internet, or fashion magazines from overseas.
- In June, a court ruled that JPMorgan would lose $842 million of the $1.22 billion in sewer debt it held.
- A lot of older cities have sewer systems that take rainwater, sewage, and industrial wastewater in the same pipe.
- Then crouching low, he crossed the room to where the strainer top of the sewer drain was placed in the concrete floor.
- This sewer enters two portions of the parish, one division at its northern, and the other at its eastern side.
- Rats burrow along a drain pipe from the sewer into the house and admit sewer gas.
- An attempt was next made to dig into a small sewer that ran from the southeast corner of the prison into the main sewer.
- In the mean time, the two men were to enter and make careful examination of the main sewer and its adjacent outlets.