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Coulee
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(colloquial: northwest usa, and nd) a dry or intermittent stream valley or wash with an underfit stream, especially a long, steep-walled gorge representing a pleistocene overflow channel that carried meltwater from an ice sheet; e.g. the grand coulee in washington state. hp part 629 - glossary 629-19 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
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Кули, русский
- (тамильск ., букв. - заработки), название низкооплачиваемых неквалифицированных рабочих в китае (до 1949), индии и ряде других стран.
- (cooley) чарлз хортон (1864-1929) , американский социолог. исследовал главным образом малые группы и формирование личности; ввел различение первичных групп (семья, соседство и др.), считая их основными ячейками общества, и вторичных общественных институтов (классы, нации, партии).
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Colloquial, английский
A разговорный language, speech, standard
Intermittent, шведский
Especially, английский
Pleistocene, английский
The epoch of the quaternary period of geologic time (from about 10 to 12 thousand to 1.6 million years ago), following the pliocene epoch and preceding the holocene also the corresponding (timestratigraphic) "series" of earth materials. sw & hp
Washington, английский
- Шт. вашингтон {сша)
- Г. вашингтон {столица сша)
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Cove [coast], английский
A) [water] a small, narrow sheltered bay, inlet, creek or recess in an estuary, often inside a larger embayment. compare - lagoon bottom. sss & gg b) a small, often circular, wave-cut indentation in a cliff; it usually has a restricted or narrow entrance. c) a fairly broad, looped embayment in a lake shoreline. d) a shallow tidal river, or the backwater near the mouth of a tidal river. compare - estuary. gg cove [geom.] - a) a walled and rounded or cirque-like opening at the head of a small steep valley. b)
Corrosion [geomorphology], английский
A process of erosion whereby rocks and soil are removed or worn away by natural chemical processes, especially by the solvent action of running water, but also by other reactions, such as hydrolysis, hydration, carbonation, and oxidation. gg
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