waterlog

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waterlogged
su dolu
waterlogged
taşmış
waterlogged
suyla dolu
waterlogged
{f} ıslat
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İçi su dolmuş, su emmiş, su biriktirmiş
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içi su dolmuş
waterlogged
{s} fazla su çekmiş (tahta, toprak v.b.); fazla su almış (gemi)
waterlogged
{s} su emmiş
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English - English
to make a boat heavy and in danger of sinking by flooding with water
to saturate something with water
To saturate with water and make soggy or unusable
To make (a boat, for example) heavy and unwieldy by flooding with water
{f} fill with water, soak with water; be soaked with water; be filled with water

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waterlogged
{a} full of water, inactive, yielding to the waves
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in danger of sinking because of excess water onboard
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soaked with moisture; "a soggy lawn"; "the flood left waterlogged fields"
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Something such as soil or land that is waterlogged is so wet that it cannot absorb any more water, so that a layer of water remains on its surface. The match is off because of a waterlogged pitch
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Waterlogging refers to the condition of a soil where a state of impeded drainage exists and which may lead to the formation of gley soils
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soaked with water
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the saturation of a soil with water for so long that plants cannot grow
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1 A condition of land where the groundwater stands at a level detrimental to plants It may result from over irrigation, seepage or inadequate drainage 2 Saturated with water A soil condition with a high or a perched water table; detrimental to plant growth
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{s} soggy; saturated with water
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Filled or saturated with water so as to be heavy, unmanageable, or loglike; said of a vessel, when, by receiving a great quantity of water into her hold, she has become so heavy as not to be manageable by the helm
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Refers to soil that is saturated as a result of excessive rainfall, over-watering, or proximity to a water source, and which often drains very slowly
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The objects from many sites in wet conditions, such as marshes, wetlands, and the edges of lakes and rivers, become saturated with water: waterlogged Waterlogging offers good anaerobic conditions for the preservation of certain organic materials, particularly wood See Conservation
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In kiln drying, condensate in the steam heating coils, which interferes with the normal flow of steam and seriously affects the heating efficiency of the coil
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Water saturation of soil that fills all air spaces and causes plant roots to die from lack of oxygen; a result of overirrigation
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The character of a soil where drainage is impeded and the soil contains all the water it can absorb and more
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Soaking of agricultural land caused by a rising water-table or excessive irrigation Compacts soil, deprives roots of oxygen and contributes to salinization
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saturation of soil with irrigation water so the water table rises close to the surface
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