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washout

/ˈwɒʃ.aʊt/

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noun

/ˈwɒʃ.aʊt/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать канал или промоину, вызванные водной эрозией мягкой почвы, сам эрозионный процесс или человека, считающегося неудачником.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a channel or break caused by water erosion of soft soil, the erosive process itself, or a person who is considered a failure.

  1. Erosion channelC1formal

    A channel or gully formed by the erosion of relatively soft soil by flowing water.

    ruПромоина

    • The heavy rain created a deep washout across the dirt road.
    • Farmers had to repair the washout in the field after the storm.
    • The washout made the trail impassable for vehicles.

    Synonymsarroyochannelcutgullyravine

  2. Erosive processC1formal

    The process of soil or gravel being washed away by water, often from a roadway or embankment.

    ruРазмыв

    • The road was closed due to a washout from the flash flood.
    • Engineers inspected the area for signs of washout after the heavy rains.
    • Washout can undermine the foundation of bridges and buildings.

    Synonymserosionscour

  3. Unsuccessful personB2informal

    A person who fails to achieve success or meet expectations.

    ruНеудачник

    • He was considered a washout after failing the exam twice.
    • The team's new player turned out to be a complete washout.
    • She felt like a washout after her business venture collapsed.

    Synonymsalso-randisappointmentdudfailurefloplosernonstarter

    Antonymsachieversuccess

Forms
  • washouts plural form
  • washouts' possessive plural form
  • washout's possessive singular form
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