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scablands

/ˈskæb.ləndz/

翻译: 地质学术语,指一种地势平坦或略高的贫瘠地貌,土壤贫瘠、植被稀疏,以冰川成因的干涸河道为特征,尤见于美国华盛顿州东部。

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noun

/ˈskæb.ləndz/C2formalamericanscientific
  • zh地质学术语,指一种地势平坦或略高的贫瘠地貌,土壤贫瘠、植被稀疏,以冰川成因的干涸河道为特征,尤见于美国华盛顿州东部。

A geological term referring to flat, elevated land with poor soil and sparse vegetation, characterized by dry channels of glacial origin, notably found in eastern Washington.

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  1. Geological formationC2formalscientific

    A flat, elevated region with poor soil and sparse vegetation, characterized by dry channels formed by glacial meltwater floods, especially in eastern Washington.

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    • The Channeled Scablands in Washington state were carved by massive Ice Age floods.
    • Geologists study the scablands to understand ancient catastrophic flooding events.
    • The scablands feature deep canyons and dry waterfalls formed by glacial runoff.