sediment in Japanese
sediment in Japanese is 堆積物 — sediment means solid particles, such as sand or silt, that settle at the bottom of a liquid or body of water.
sediment in Japanese
堆積物
Pronounced: taisekibutsu
A collection of small particles, particularly dirt, that precipitates from a river or other body of water.
What does "sediment" mean?
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noun Solid particles, such as sand or silt, that settle at the bottom of a liquid or body of water.
"Years of sediment had built up at the bottom of the lake."
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sediment in a sentence
- Years of sediment had built up at the bottom of the lake.
- Leave the wine bottle standing so the sediment settles before pouring.
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What is "sediment" in Japanese?
"sediment" in Japanese is 堆積物. sediment means: Solid particles, such as sand or silt, that settle at the bottom of a liquid or body of water.
How do you pronounce 堆積物?
"sediment" in Japanese is 堆積物, pronounced "taisekibutsu".
How do you use "sediment" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of sediment had built up at the bottom of the lake." In Japanese, "sediment" is 堆積物.
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