Meanings of silt up in anglès

Overhead the blue sky was beginning to silt up with mackerel scales.

Un-tended dams silt up fast.

When the inlets began to silt up, they were filled in, and the streets were extended, creating new slips.

This causes the vessels to ' silt up', stemming the blood flow and causing the growth to shrink and eventually die.

Business chiefs and investors fear leaving the EU without a deal would silt up the arteries of trade, spook financial markets and dislocate supply chains.

But the sound had silted up, and now you had to walk.

This stretch has been identified by local people as being particularly silted up.

Now you will not wonder how old harbours so often become silted up.

Its harbour has silted up, and its once flourishing trade has dwindled to nothing.

The trunks silted up from the high water and the roots tangled among the rocks.

Natural bayous, once rich fishing grounds, have silted up.

Then the sandbars shifted and the rivers silted up.

Harbors at river mouths were kept from silting up.

Over 48m years, continents shifted, the lake silted up and the little bat slept on.

Business must to be irrigated by bank capital but the irrigation channels are still silted up.

Broad and shining channels get mysteriously silted up.