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Significats de reservoir en anglès

rus
запрудное озеро
portuguès
reservatório
espanyol
represa
català
embassament
Wikidata

Artificial lake impounded using a dam or lock to store water.

embassament
portuguès
reservatório
català
embassament

Lake used to store water for community use.

embassament
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Examples for "impoundment"
Examples for "impoundment"
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The cab dropped them at the impoundment lot.
True blue
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The impoundment has created unease in Japan's government, which warns that the action could affect Japanese businesses in China.
Reuters
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A recent operation from the traffic department handed out a wave of fines and impoundment notices to taxi operators in Dunoon.
The South African
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On the land where the dragline first trod, there's a slurry impoundment rather than the wildlife habitat promised by executives in the original permit.
Reuters
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The impoundment has set off alarm bells in Japan and the country's top government spokesman warned this week it may damage Japanese business in China.
Reuters
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Turkey could use the spring flooding season to fill the dam reservoir, for example.
Reuters
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The dam reservoir would flood the deregistered conservation land.
Radio NZ
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The protected conservation area sits in the middle of where the dam reservoir would go once the dam was built.
Radio NZ
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But the power company moved the black stone idol on the night of 16 June to save it from the swollen dam reservoir.
The Guardian
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Wide areas of the rice-producing Luzon provinces were also flooded after water overflowed from a dam reservoir in Bulacan, just north of Manila, he added.
Reuters
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The Tigris pours into the Mosul Dam Lake.
Reuters
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A frozen dammed lake is 10% less likely to be crossed than a natural lake.
The Guardian
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Basically a dammed lake is like a giant battery, storing water to use when electricity is needed.
Radio NZ
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The overflow of the glacier dammed lakes at the head of the dale came down Newton Dale and poured into Lake Pickering.
The Evolution of an English Town
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This year the rains failed, too, and a new Turkish dam threatens to reduce flows from the Tigris River into the Mosul Dam Lake.
Reuters
rus
водохранилище
portuguès
reservatório de água
espanyol
deposito de agua

Artifical or natural reservoir for water.

водохранилище

Anything (a person or animal or plant or substance) in which an infectious agent normally lives and multiplies.

Ús de reservoir en anglès
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The well is targeting the two main reservoir types in the area.
The Irish Times
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Half an hour later, we were on our way to the reservoir.
Escape
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However, it fails to eliminate the long-lived reservoir of latent HIV-infected cells.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, our data suggest that aquaculture is a significant reservoir of mcr-1.
Pubmed
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Putin grilled officials in Krymsk about whether a local reservoir had broken.
Reuters
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Water in the reservoir was hot enough to start on the preserves.
The well and the mine
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The wall tapers to the top and is perpendicular towards the reservoir.
Chatterbox, 1906
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Dates back to the time when it used to be a reservoir.
New york: the novel
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These canals terminate in the bladder, an oval-shaped reservoir for the urine.
Common Diseases of Farm Animals
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Throughout the day, a constant stream of traffic arrived at the reservoir.
The appeal
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Others are hurrying from the reservoir with silk parcels bulging with water.
Children of Time
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HIV reservoir measures may act as biomarkers of post-ATI viral rebound kinetics.
Pubmed
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This reservoir presents a major barrier to the cure of HIV-1 infection.
Pubmed
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Usually a leak in a dam or reservoir occurs near the bottom.
General Science
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There wasn't exactly a reservoir of trust between her camp and his.
Obama's wars
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We measured the HIV latent reservoir using a quantitative viral outgrowth assay.
Pubmed