Usage of "volcanic ash"

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Volcanic material formed during explosive eruptions with the diameter of the grains less than 2 mm.

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Usage of volcanic ash in English

GeoNet's webcam images show volcanic ash had covered the main crater floor. 
 Radio NZ 

Mary Wilson reports on the latest flights effected by the volcanic ash. 
 Radio NZ 

Ambrym, the volcanic ash is not manifested much yet in the villages. 
 Radio NZ 

That came on top of disruption caused by strikes and volcanic ash. 
 The Irish Times 

This is a fact so far as the volcanic ash is concerned. 
 The San Francisco Calamity by Earthquake and Fire 

Several million years ago, active volcanoes spewed volcanic ash that covered the ground. 
 BBC 

This isn't really the case as almost all volcanic ash as some fluorine. 
 Wired 

Since last Tuesday, Mount Agung has been spewing volcanic ash with growing intensity. 
 The South African 

Photo: AFP Villages on the slopes were buried in volcanic ash and mud. 
 Radio NZ 

Then the volcanic ash from the eruption in the faraway mountains fell heavier. 
 The Mammoth Hunters 

Clouds of volcanic ash built up and rose around their knees. 
 The confusion 

What to do during a volcanic ash fall What is it? 
 Radio NZ 

In AD 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted, destroying Pompeii, burying it under volcanic ash. 
 A big little life 

It's a good travel game, too, in case you encounter volcanic ash or snow. 
 The Irish Times 

And the current volcanic ash travel crisis knocked out the advertised soloist, Boris Berezovsky. 
 The Irish Times 

A volcano in western Indonesia has unleashed a new powerful burst of volcanic ash. 
 The Irish Times 

volcanic

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Translations for volcanic ash

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Volcanic ash through the time

Volcanic ash across language varieties

New Zealand

Common

Ireland

Less common

United States of America

Rare

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Meanings of volcanic ash in English