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Definition of sumps in English Turkish dictionary
- sump
- lağım çukuru
- sump
- (Askeri) ALT KARTER: Bir içten yanmalı motoru yağlamak için yağın pompalandığı ve devir daim için tekrar geri döndüğü depo
- sump
- yağ karteri
- sump
- i., İng., oto. karter
- sump
- yağ haznesi
- sump
- drenaj kuyusu
- sump
- karter
- sump
- maden kuyusu
- sump
- alt karter
- sump
- bir kazıya başlamadan evvel tecrübe veya yoklama kabilinden kazılan tünel
- sump
- ALT KARTER: Bir içten yanmalı motoru yağlamak için yağın pompalandığı ve devir daim için tekrar geri döndüğü depo
- sump
- (oto.) yağ karteri, alt karter: Bir içten yanmalı motoru yağlamak için yağın pompalandığı ve devir daim için tekrar geri döndüğü depo
- sump
- maden ocağının dibinde su birikintisine mahsus kuyu
- sump
- (Nükleer Bilimler) hazne
- sump
- {i} kazıya başlamadan önce kazılan tünel
- sump
- yağ karteri/su kuyu
- sump
- {i} maden ocağı su kuyusu
- sump
- {i} yağ karteli
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Definition of sumps in English English dictionary
- plural of sump
- sump
- A hollow or pit into which liquid drains, such as a cesspool, cesspit or sink
- sump
- The pit at the lowest point in a circulating or drainage system (FM 55-501)
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- An intentional depression around a drain or scupper that promotes drainage
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- Of a cave passage, to end in a sump, or to fill completely with water on occasion
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- A completely flooded cave passage, sometimes passable by diving
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- The bottom of a shaft at which underground water gathers for pumping to the surface
- sump
- a pit or a pool in which water collects In a cave, a sump may simply be a water-filled low place in an otherwise dry passageway, a small, temporary obstacle which provides an invigorating plunge or ear-dipper for wet-suit clad explorers Or it may indicate that the remainder of the cave beyond that point can only be explored by scuba-equipped cave divers The extent of the sump must be successfully determined before further exploration can continue
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- A place where water completely fills the cave passage
- sump
- An intentional depression around a drain
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- a well or other hole in which water has collected an oil reservoir in an internal combustion engine
- sump
- an intentional depression around a roof drain or scupper that serves to promote drainage
- sump
- a hole to collect run-off
- sump
- The pit at the lowest point in a circulating or drainage system
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- The cistern or reservoir made at the lowest point of a mine, from which is pumped the water which accumulates there
- sump
- The lowest part of a mine shaft into which water drains
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- A built in basin containing a pump that continually removes groundwater from outside your basement’s walls and floor, discharging the water away from your house It prevents water from inundating your basement
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- An additional water reservoir, typically under a tank, to keep equipment out of sight or increase the amount of water in a system
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- A sump is a deep cave which is often filled with water
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- A depression around roof drains and scuppers to help promote roof drainage
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- Subsurface chamber, usually beneath a floor drain, designed to capture the solids in shop wastewater
- sump
- a well or other hole in which water has collected
- sump
- Pit or large plastic barrel below the basement floor to collect ground water from a perimeter drain system
- sump
- a depression or trench constructed to collect drainage of water or spilled oil from storage, transfer or unloading areas
- sump
- A puddle or dirty pool
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- The sump is the place under an engine which holds the engine oil
- sump
- The crankcase or oil reservoir of an internal combustion engine
- sump
- an oil reservoir in an internal combustion engine
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- The low area of water in an aquarium system The sump is the reservoir below the dry section of a wet-dry or trickle filter The water level in the sump varies with evaporation
- sump
- A round pit of stone, lined with clay, for receiving the metal on its first fusion
- sump
- A pond of water for salt works
- sump
- a covered cistern; waste water and sewage flow into it
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- an intentional depression around a roof drain
- sump
- Completely flooded passage
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- {i} drainage ditch, pit into which waste liquid drains; chamber into which motor fluids drain before being recirculation or disposal
- sump
- A depression around roof drains and scuppers to help facilitate roof drainage
- sump
- Point in the cave where the water fills the cavern entirely Probably more feared than either a shaft or a squeeze
- sump
- A small pit at the lowest point of a mine or excavation into which water can drain and out of which water can be pumped
- sump
- A pit in the basement in which water collects to be pumped out with a sump pump
- sump
- A reservoir that collects and holds water or some other liquid, which is subsequently disposed of using a pump
- sump
- Pit or large plastic bucket/barrel inside the home designed to collect ground water from a perimeter drain system
- sump
- Pit or reservoir serving as a drain or receptacle for liquids
- sump
- A pit or tank that catches liquid runoff for drainage or disposal
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Etymology
[ 's&mp ] (noun.) 1653. Middle English sompe swamp; more at SWAMP; more at SWAMP.Resimler
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