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Meanings of seabed in English

Portuguese
fundo
Catalan
fons marí
Spanish
relieve oceánico
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The bottom of a sea or ocean.

fundo
Usage of seabed in English
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Ireland is the only EU state without a territory-wide seabed mapping programme.
The Irish Times
2
Canada said earlier this month it would map its entire Arctic seabed.
Reuters
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Tell them that we're about to open fire on the TK44 seabed.
Shadow zone
4
Yet that is what we are doing to the seabed round Britain.
The Guardian
5
Investigators now plan to launch an underwater seabed search for aircraft wreckage.
Radio NZ
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The well structure cracked and oil seeped through rock to the seabed.
Reuters
7
Once there, they each began the long sweep toward the TK44 seabed.
Shadow zone
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In 2000, the wreck of the Hunley was raised from the seabed.
Wired
9
Turrets moored to the seabed have bearings allowing the FPSO to rotate.
The Irish Times
10
Gray adjusted his buoyancy to keep him drifting just above the seabed.
Map of bones
11
It was like cupping his hand over a flounder on the seabed.
Depths
12
Most photographers combed the seabed day and night for exotic aquatic life.
Reuters
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Geological surveys suggest up to 60bn barrels may lie beneath the seabed.
The Guardian
14
When algae die, they fall to the seabed and so remove carbon.
Reuters
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However he said he was keeping an open mind on potential seabed mining.
Radio NZ
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BREAKING: we're stunned at EPA green light to seabed mining today.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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