aquifer in French
aquifer in French is aquifère — aquifer means an underground layer of rock, earth or gravel that holds water and lets it pass through.
aquifer in French
aquifère
An underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, earth, or gravel.
What does "aquifer" mean?
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noun An underground layer of rock, earth or gravel that holds water and lets it pass through.
"The town's drinking water comes from a deep aquifer under the hills."
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aquifer in a sentence
- The town's drinking water comes from a deep aquifer under the hills.
- Farmers in the valley pump irrigation water from the same aquifer.
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What is "aquifer" in French?
"aquifer" in French is aquifère. aquifer means: An underground layer of rock, earth or gravel that holds water and lets it pass through.
How do you use "aquifer" in a sentence?
Example: "The town's drinking water comes from a deep aquifer under the hills." In French, "aquifer" is aquifère.
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