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Meanings of neritic in English
Synonyms
Examples for "seabed"
Examples for "seabed"
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Ireland is the only EU state without a territory-wide seabed mapping programme.
2
Canada said earlier this month it would map its entire Arctic seabed.
3
Tell them that we're about to open fire on the TK44 seabed.
4
Yet that is what we are doing to the seabed round Britain.
5
Investigators now plan to launch an underwater seabed search for aircraft wreckage.
1
More than two billion years ago, sand settled on the ocean floor.
2
You should have seen us laughing down there on the ocean floor.
3
It is also much flatter, only rising 10m above the ocean floor.
4
She watched the four trails as they rocketed over the ocean floor.
5
The Mariana trench is not a small crack in the ocean floor.
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Her arm twisted awkwardly behind her back, slamming into the ocean bottom.
2
Did it now defend the ocean bottom, a home for slimfish and octopus?
3
An earthquake long ago lifted the ocean bottom and turned it into dry land.
4
It must have sunk to the ocean bottom to be eaten by the fish.
5
A line drawing of ocean bottom subsiding beside mountains and continent rising.)
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The sea bottom was rich with crawling and swimming and growing things.
2
Colonies of them cluster from the sea bottom to the high-tide mark.
3
To starboard, a prominent bulge on the sea bottom caught my attention.
4
Ye'll no convince owners that the sea bottom isna' wet and onsairten.
5
Saul stood on the empty sea bottom, staring limply at the young newcomer.
Usage of neritic in English
1
In the highest, is the so-called neritic zone,-theoceanic surface, diaphanous and luminous, far from any coast.
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Complex ecosystems flourish in neritic pools and flatlands, sliding on organic scree to the edge of rock shelves and dropping into a zone below light.