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detritus

/dɪˈtraɪ.təs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa restos ou fragmentos de algo destruído ou despedaçado; também se refere a material solto, como fragmentos de rochas resultantes da desintegração e do intemperismo de formações geológicas.

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noun

/dɪˈtraɪ.təs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa restos ou fragmentos de algo destruído ou despedaçado; também se refere a material solto, como fragmentos de rochas resultantes da desintegração e do intemperismo de formações 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.

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  1. Waste or debrisC1formal

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

    ptEntulho ou destroços

    • 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.

    Sinônimosdebrislitterrefuseremainsrubbishrubblewaste

  2. Geological fragmentsC1formal

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

    ptDetrito

    • 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.

    Sinônimosdebrisrubblescreesedimenttalus

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