groundwater in Irish
groundwater in Irish is screamhuisce — groundwater means water held underground in the soil or in cracks and pores of rock, feeding wells, springs, and rivers.
groundwater in Irish
screamhuisce
Water that exists beneath the earth's surface in underground streams and aquifers.
What does "groundwater" mean?
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noun Water held underground in the soil or in cracks and pores of rock, feeding wells, springs, and rivers.
"The farm relies on groundwater pumped from a well over 100 feet deep."
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groundwater in a sentence
- The farm relies on groundwater pumped from a well over 100 feet deep.
- Years of drought have lowered the groundwater level across the region.
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What is "groundwater" in Irish?
"groundwater" in Irish is screamhuisce. groundwater means: Water held underground in the soil or in cracks and pores of rock, feeding wells, springs, and rivers.
How do you use "groundwater" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm relies on groundwater pumped from a well over 100 feet deep." In Irish, "groundwater" is screamhuisce.
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