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Settling lagoon
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Илонакопитель, английский
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Lagoon, английский
- A body of shallow salt or brackish water separated from the deeper sea by a shallow or exposed sandbank, coral reef, or similar feature.
- An inland broad expanse of salt water, usually shallow, and connected with the sea by one or more channels, or washes over the reef.
- An area of relatively-calm shallow water separated from the sea by sandbars or (usually) coral reefs.
- [coast] a shallow stretch of salt or brackish water, partly or completely separated from a sea or lake by an offshore reef, barrier island, sandbank or spit. gg‘87. [relict landform] a nearly level, filled trough or depression behind the longshore bar on a barrier beach and built by a receding pluvial or glacial lake.
Lagoon bottom, английский
The nearly level or slightly undulating central portion of a submerged, low-energy, depositional estuarine basin (mcginn, 1982) characterized by relatively deep water (1.0 to >2.5 m). compare - bay bottom. sss part 629 - glossary 629-45 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Lagoon channel, английский
A subaqueous, sinuous area within a lagoon that likely represents a relict channel (paleochannel) (wells et al., 1994) that is maintained by strong currents during tidal cycles (short, 1975). sss
Lagoon islands, английский
Those produced by coral animals; they are of various shapes, belted with coral, frequently with channels by which ships may enter, and lie safely inside. they are often studded with the cocoa-nut palm. (see atolls.)
Lagoonal, английский
Lagoonal deposit, английский
Sand, silt or clay-sized sediments transported and deposited by wind, currents, and storm washover in the relatively low-energy, brackish to saline, shallow waters of a lagoon. compare - estuarine deposit, fluviomarine deposit, marine deposit. sss
Lagooning, английский
Сброс сточных вод в пруд [отстойник] 323 laitance
Lagoonlet, английский
Lagoonside, английский
Settle, английский
- Now termed the stern-sheets [derived from the anglo-saxon settl, a seat].—to settle. to lower; also to sink, as “the deck has settled;” “we settled the land.” (see laying.) “settle the main top-sail halliards,” i.e. ease them off a little, so as to lower the yard, as on shaking out a reef.
- To create or establish an offshore trust. done bythe settlor (offshore term) or the grantor (u.s. and irs term).
- Деревянная скамья со спинкой и ящиком под сидением set – she set-up безалкогольный напиток, которым разбавляют спиртное
Settle (e.g., a dispute), английский
Settle (to), английский
Settle mark (wave), английский
Settle net, английский
Settle out, английский
Settle price, английский
An average of the trading prices in the futures market during the last few minutes of trading.
Settleability test, английский
Settleable material, английский
Вещества, поддающиеся осажеяию
Settled ground, английский
Settled in, английский
America in the late 18th century.
Settled sewage, английский
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Илонакопитель, английский
Давление при предвари, английский
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