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laterite

/ˈlæt.ə.raɪt/

Übersetzung: Rötlicher Boden, der durch die Verwitterung von Gesteinen entsteht, reich an unlöslichen Rückständen von Eisen- und Aluminiumoxiden; kommt vor allem in den Tropen vor.

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noun

/ˈlæt.ə.raɪt/C2formalscientific
  • deRötlicher Boden, der durch die Verwitterung von Gesteinen entsteht, reich an unlöslichen Rückständen von Eisen- und Aluminiumoxiden; kommt vor allem in den Tropen vor.

A reddish soil formed by the decomposition of rocks, rich in insoluble deposits of iron and aluminum oxides, commonly found in tropical regions.

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  1. Red soil from rock decayC1formalscientific

    A reddish clay-rich soil formed by the weathering of rocks in tropical climates, containing high amounts of iron and aluminum oxides.

    deLaterit

    • Laterite is commonly used for road construction in tropical regions.
    • The red color of laterite comes from its high iron oxide content.
    • Farmers in some areas struggle to grow crops on laterite soils due to low fertility.
    • Ancient builders used laterite blocks to construct temples and forts.
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  • laterites plural form
  • laterites' possessive plural form
  • laterite's possessive singular form
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