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Meanings of
seafloor
in английском
The bottom of the ocean.
seabed
ocean floor
sea bed
sea bottom
sea floor
Usage of
seafloor
in английском
1
On today's
seafloor
,
some species of lobster form similar sorts of chains.
2
That led to the release of methane from the
seafloor
,
said Ruhl.
3
The water was the near-cloudy green of jade dishware, shrouding the
seafloor
.
4
They can extend for tens to hundreds of metres below the
seafloor
.
5
Eventually, the join breaks, causing the
seafloor
to spring upwards several metres.
6
Scientists have mapped the troughs cut in the
seafloor
by great glaciers.
7
On maps showing
seafloor
topography, the region above was a blank plain.
8
For a year, it hardly moved, its keel apparently grounded on the
seafloor
.
9
They say a key finding was so-called hydrothermal alteration of the
seafloor
rocks.
10
The seafood industry wants an application to mine the Chatham Rise
seafloor
deferred.
11
Elsewhere in the world's oceans, much of the
seafloor
sediment is organic matter.
12
Five meters away a shadow appeared and dropped to the
seafloor
.
13
The DSSV Pressure Drop mapped the
seafloor
as it traversed the five oceans.
14
We walked with steady steps that rang on the
seafloor
with astonishing intensity.
15
Devices already fixed to the
seafloor
could communicate with the glider.
16
A vast structure rose from the
seafloor
in a swirling curve.
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seafloor
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
sandy seafloor
additional seafloor
antarctic seafloor
arid seafloor
breach the seafloor
More collocations
Seafloor
through the time
Seafloor
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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