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watercourse

/ˈwɔː.tə.kɔːs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um curso de água natural ou artificial, como um riacho, rio ou canal, por onde a água corre.

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noun

/ˈwɔː.tə.kɔːs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um curso de água natural ou artificial, como um riacho, rio ou canal, por onde a água corre.

A noun referring to a natural or artificial channel through which water flows, such as a stream, river, or canal.

  1. Natural or artificial channelB2formal

    A natural or man-made channel through which water flows, such as a stream, river, or canal.

    ptCurso de água

    • The ancient watercourse was diverted to irrigate the fields.
    • Engineers designed a new watercourse to prevent flooding.
    • The map shows all the natural watercourses in the region.

    Sinônimosaqueductbrookcanalchannelconduitcreekflumeraceriversluicestreamwaterway

  2. B2formal

    A natural body of running water, such as a stream or river, that flows on or beneath the earth's surface.

    ptCurso d'água

    • The valley is carved by a permanent watercourse.
    • Underground watercourses feed the oasis.
    • The watercourse runs dry during the summer months.

    Sinônimosbeckbrookburnchannelcreekrillriverrivuletrunrunnelstreamwaterway

  3. Conduit for waterB2formal

    A pipe, channel, or other conduit through which water is conveyed.

    ptCurso de água

    • The watercourse under the road was blocked by debris.
    • A concrete watercourse carries runoff from the parking lot.
    • The irrigation system uses a network of watercourses.

    Sinônimosaqueductchannelconduitductflumepiperacesluice

Formas
  • watercourses plural form
  • watercourses' possessive plural form
  • watercourse's possessive singular form
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