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alluvium

/əˈluː.vi.əm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un dépôt sédimentaire tel que argile, limon ou gravier, transporté et déposé par l'eau courante, généralement là où le courant ralentit.

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/əˈluː.vi.əm/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant un dépôt sédimentaire tel que argile, limon ou gravier, transporté et déposé par l'eau courante, généralement là où le courant ralentit.

A noun referring to sediment such as clay, silt, or gravel that is transported and deposited by flowing water, typically where the current slows down.

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  1. Sediment depositC1formal

    Soil, clay, silt, or gravel that is transported and deposited by flowing water, typically in riverbeds, floodplains, or deltas.

    frAlluvion (dépôt sédimentaire)

    • The fertile valley was formed by layers of alluvium deposited over centuries.
    • Farmers rely on alluvium to enrich the soil for their crops.
    • Geologists studied the alluvium to understand the river's ancient path.

    Synonymesalluvial depositalluvial sedimentalluvion

Formes
  • alluvia plural form
  • alluviums plural form
  • alluvia's possessive plural form
  • alluviums' possessive plural form
  • alluvium's possessive singular form
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