dredging in Portuguese
dredging in Portuguese is dragagem — dredging means the act of clearing out or deepening a waterway, harbour, or channel using a dredger.
dredging in Portuguese
dragagem
That which is dredged up.
What does "dredging" mean?
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noun The act of clearing out or deepening a waterway, harbour, or channel using a dredger.
"Dredging of the harbour began after the sandbar blocked larger ships."
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noun Material that has been scooped up from a riverbed or seabed.
"The dredging was piled on the bank to dry before being trucked away."
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dredging in a sentence
- Dredging of the harbour began after the sandbar blocked larger ships.
- The council approved dredging to stop the river silting up.
- The dredging was piled on the bank to dry before being trucked away.
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What is "dredging" in Portuguese?
"dredging" in Portuguese is dragagem. dredging means: The act of clearing out or deepening a waterway, harbour, or channel using a dredger.
How do you use "dredging" in a sentence?
Example: "Dredging of the harbour began after the sandbar blocked larger ships." In Portuguese, "dredging" is dragagem.
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