yolun altından geçen su yolu

Turkish - English

Definition of yolun altından geçen su yolu in Turkish English dictionary

culvert

A transverse channel under a road or railway for the draining of water

After she left, I ran away for a day, and hid myself, solitary, in a culvert under the railway lines.

a closed conduit used for the passage of surface water under a road or other embankment

A drain or pipe that carries a WATERCOURSE under a road, railway or other built structure

Conveyance structure that provides a means for the water to pass under a road or railroad A culvert can be built out of several different structural means as Corrugated Metal Pipe (CMP), Precast Concrete Pipe (PCP), and Free Flow Box Culverts specifically made for the culvert

{i} drain; channel, ditch

One or more adjacent enclosed conduits for conveying a water course or stream underneath a road formation

a small bridge

Any covered structure, not classified as a bridge, that constitutes a transverse drain, waterway, or other opening under a road, railroad, canal, or similar structure (Bates and Jackson 1980); any covered structure that acts as a drain (Bates & Jackson, 1987)

A drain or covered channel that crosses under a road to lead water from the upper to the lower side

A conduit used for the passage of surface water under a road or other embankment

A conduit or passageway under a road, trail, or other obstruction that may or may not be designed to convey water (3) A culvert is generally used to divert a stream or rainfall runoff to prevent erosion or flooding on highways In the Wildlife Crossings Toolkit, a culvert is one of two basic types of underpasses for wildlife to cross under moving traffic; the other basic type is a bridge See Crossing Structure or specific type of culvert (Box, Continuous, Bottomless) Cumulative Effects The combined effects of all human activities on a defined area Cumulative effects assessments investigate the collective impacts of all historic, present, and predicted human activities in an area (1)

A metal, wooden, plastic, or concrete conduit through which surface water can flow under or across roads

a drainage structure beneath an embankment

A pipe or small bridge for drainage under a road railroad or other embankment

A drainage structure composed of rock or metal that passes beneath a trail to allow the flow of water from the inside to the outside edge

Buried pipe structure that allows streamflow or road drainage to pass under a road

A pipe or concrete box structure that conveys flow from open channels, swales, or ditches under a roadway, driveway, fill soil, or surface structure

A passageway under tracks for the drainage of water

A channel for the draining of water; transverse drain

Structure or drain for the diversion of a stream or river

Hyphenation

yo·lun al·tın·dan ge·çen su yo·lu