português
planície de inundação espanhol
terreno inundable A low plain adjacent to a river that is formed chiefly of river sediment and is subject to flooding.
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Examples for "flood plain"
Examples for "flood plain"
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Sometimes there is a narrow flood plain between the water and the wall.
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It is a well defined flood plain from an engineering standpoint.
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Hookina's flood plain is littered with gum trees torn up by raging waters.
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But I had to get somewhere away from the flood plain.
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The flood plain of the Rhine from Strasbourg to Mainz is flat and very wide.
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We illustrate these challenges with data from the Elbe River floodplain, Germany.
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Here on the boggy floodplain of the Fleet it was really something.
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Such losses suggest something is awry, floodplain managers and researchers said.
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She saw several people on the flat floodplain across The River.
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Dull and gray above the floodplain along the east shore of the river.
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She was on a broad mud flat, perhaps a raised floodplain.
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Camels, tapirs, native horses, and Columbian mammoths once foraged on its green floodplain.
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Certainly not all of this exodus came from the floodplain of the Mississippi River.
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The River runs through the middle of a large grassy field there, the floodplain.
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Another rainstorm like the last one, and this whole floodplain will be under water.
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The stream meandered, cutting deeply into its floodplain at times, but ever turned westward.
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A river, broad, deep and entrenched into its valley, looped across a green floodplain.
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That's what we call the shape made by the floodplain.
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Along the edges of the floodplain, dogs and cats were tangled in the trees.
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The floodplain out there broad and quiet in the moonlight.
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He studied the blue floodplain out there in the silence.
