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detritus

/dɪˈtraɪ.təs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa restos o fragmentos de algo destruido o desintegrado, así como material suelto, como fragmentos de roca producidos por la meteorización de formaciones geológicas.

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noun

/dɪˈtraɪ.təs/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa restos o fragmentos de algo destruido o desintegrado, así como material suelto, como fragmentos de roca producidos por la meteorización de formaciones geológicas.

A noun referring to the remains or debris of something that has been destroyed or broken up, or loose material such as rock fragments worn away from geological formations.

incontable

  1. Waste or debrisC1formal

    The scattered remains of something that has been broken, destroyed, or discarded.

    esDetrito, desechos

    • The archaeologists sifted through the detritus of the ancient civilization.
    • After the party, the floor was covered with the detritus of paper cups and streamers.
    • The storm left a trail of detritus along the coastline.

    Sinónimosdebrislitterrefuseremainsrubbishrubblewaste

  2. Geological fragmentsC1formal

    Loose fragments of rock, silt, or other material that have been worn away from larger formations by natural processes.

    esdetrito geológico

    • The river carried detritus from the mountains down to the valley.
    • Glacial detritus can be found scattered across the landscape.
    • The soil in this region is rich in organic detritus.

    Sinónimosdebrisrubblescreesedimenttalus

Formas
  • detritus plural form
  • detritus' possessive plural form
  • detritus's possessive singular form
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