русский
осаждение поверхности земли португальский
subsidência испанский
subsidencia каталонский
subsidència geològica 
The motion of a surface (usually, the Earth's surface) as it shifts downward relative to a datum such as sea-level.
португальский
subsidência португальский
remissão каталонский
apavaigament Синонимы
Examples for "cave in"
Examples for "cave in"
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The Israeli government doesn't want to be seen to cave in immediately.
2
THE Hermit lived in a cave in the hollow of a hill.
3
That means fewer air pockets are left when mud-brick houses cave in.
4
I could stand --in the entrance to the cave in --.
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I was sure walls would start to cave in at any moment.
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In silent contemplation, the two gentlemen awaited the subsidence of the bead.
2
The subsidence was nonprogressive, and no subsidence occurred after the 1st year.
3
Her cheeks burned, and she quivered in the subsidence of her temper.
4
A subsidence of the ground, some operation of water below the surface-
5
Critics say the method may cause surface subsidence and damage to buildings.
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Can I get a mortgage if I buy a house with subsidence?
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The deeper the tunnel, the less chance of subsidence on the surface.
8
Nobody was hurt and the reason for the subsidence is being investigated.
9
But then subsidence might have brought down higher rocks to present sea-level.
10
He seems to think his great subsidence only FAVOURABLE for great denudation.
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With the subsidence of the fevers, the transformations were quick and drastic.
12
The two-lane blacktop featured frequent subsidence swales, lumpy patches, and unrepaired potholes.
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Where is subsidence going on now upon the surface of our planet?
14
The presence of pyrite can result in severe subsidence and cracks in buildings.
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The question of the subsidence of the Netherlandish coast has been much discussed.
16
There was subsidence of graft in four patients in the uninstrumented ALIF group.
