hydrology in Japanese
hydrology in Japanese is 水文学 — hydrology means the scientific study of how water occurs, moves and behaves on land, underground and in the air.
hydrology in Japanese
水文学
Pronounced: suimongaku
The science of the properties, distribution, and effects of water on a planet's surface, in the soil and underlying rocks, and in the atmosphere
What does "hydrology" mean?
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noun The scientific study of how water occurs, moves and behaves on land, underground and in the air.
"She studied hydrology at university before working for an environment agency."
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noun The pattern of how water is found and moves in a given area.
"The hydrology of the valley changed after the new dam was built."
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hydrology in a sentence
- She studied hydrology at university before working for an environment agency.
- Hydrology explains how rainfall becomes river flow.
- The hydrology of the valley changed after the new dam was built.
- Engineers surveyed the hydrology of the site before building began.
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What is "hydrology" in Japanese?
"hydrology" in Japanese is 水文学. hydrology means: The scientific study of how water occurs, moves and behaves on land, underground and in the air.
How do you pronounce 水文学?
"hydrology" in Japanese is 水文学, pronounced "suimongaku".
How do you use "hydrology" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied hydrology at university before working for an environment agency." In Japanese, "hydrology" is 水文学.
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