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| astr. |
palus |
| construct. |
moor, peat, bog, peat soil |
| forestr. |
swamp area |
| met. |
sliding peat |
| trav. |
moorland |
| water.res. |
mire |
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| gen. |
wetlands |
| environ. |
swamp A permanently waterlogged area in which there is often associated tree growth, e.g. mangroves in hot climates; marsh An periodically inundated area of low ground having shrubs and trees, with or without the formation of peat |
| geophys. |
marsh; swamp |
| tech. |
bog; fen |
| transp., polit. |
wash |
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| astr. |
tides; flood and ebb |
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| earth.sc. |
puddle |
| environ. |
pool A small, natural body of standing water, usually fresh; e.g. a stagnant body of water in a marsh, or a still body of water within a cave |
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| nat.res. |
tide |
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| tech. |
pond; pool |
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| environ. |
tide The periodic rise and fall of the water resulting from gravitational interaction between the sun, moon and earth. In each lunar day of 24 hours and 49 minutes there are two high tides and two low tides |
| fish.farm. |
trip |
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| mamm. |
Patagonian cavies (Dolichotis); Patagonian hares (Dolichotis); maras (Dolichotis) |
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| tech. |
tide |
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| mamm. |
mara (Dolichotis patagonium) |
| zool. |
mara (Dolichotis patagonum) |
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| French thesaurus |
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| slang |
interjection qui signifie "assez!" |
