aquifer in Greek
aquifer in Greek is υδροφορέας, υπόγειος υδροφορέας — aquifer means an underground layer of rock, earth or gravel that holds water and lets it pass through.
aquifer in Greek
υδροφορέας
Pronounced: ydroforeas
An underground layer of water-bearing porous stone, earth, or gravel.
υπόγειος υδροφορέας
Pronounced: ypogeios ydroforeas
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 Greek?
"aquifer" in Greek is υδροφορέας, υπόγειος υδροφορέας. aquifer means: An underground layer of rock, earth or gravel that holds water and lets it pass through.
How do you pronounce υδροφορέας?
"aquifer" in Greek is υδροφορέας, pronounced "ydroforeas".
How do you use "aquifer" in a sentence?
Example: "The town's drinking water comes from a deep aquifer under the hills." In Greek, "aquifer" is υδροφορέας, υπόγειος υδροφορέας.
Are there other ways to say "aquifer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "aquifer": υδροφορέας, υπόγειος υδροφορέας.
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