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(Çevre) subatan

Bu subatanlar saatli bombadırlar. - These sinkholes are time bombs.

Ulusal Corvette Müzesi altında bir subatan oluştu ve sekiz arabayı yuttu. - A sinkhole formed under the National Corvette Museum and swallowed eight cars.

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A depression in the land formed from the collapse or erosion of the underlying rock or soil

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plural form of sink hole
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A hole formed in soluble rock by the action of water, serving to conduct surface water to an underground passage
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A depressed area in which waste or drainage collects
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A depression in the landscape where limestone has been dissolved
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A circular, often funnel-shaped depression in the ground that forms when soluble rocks dissolve
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A depression in the land surface formed either by collapse of the roof of an underground cavern or channel or by solution of near-surface limestones or similar rocks
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Sinkholes occur when earth on the surface collapses into a subterranean cavity that has formed in a limestone bed
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A pit like hole in found in areas of karst These features are caused by the weathering of limestone or dolomite by subsurface drainage Also called a sink or doline
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A surface depression produced when underlying bedrock (usually limestone) or salt dissolves or when caves collapse
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a depression in the Earth's surface caused by dissolving of underlying limestone, salt, or gypsum Drainage is provided through underground channels that may be enlarged by the collapse of a cavern roof
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or sink or doline Depression formed as underlying limestone bedrock is dissolved by groundwater. Sinkholes vary greatly in area and depth and may be very large. The two main varieties are those caused by the collapse of a cavern roof, and those caused by the gradual dissolving of rock under a soil mantle. Collapsed sinkholes generally have steep rock sides and may receive streams that then flow underground. Soil-mantled sinkholes are generally shallower; they may become clogged with clay and hold a small lake
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A steep-sided depression formed when removal of subsurface embankment or foundation material causes overlying material to collapse into the resulting void Seepage through the limestone foundation at Horsetooth Reservoir has caused sinkholes at the south end of the reservoir near the Swim Beach and also one sinkhole near the upstream face of Horsetooth Dam All sinkholes have been filled and capped
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Crater formed when the roof of a cavern collapses; usually found in areas of limestone rock
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An opening in the earth created by either natural or man-made subterranean activities For example, if a tunnel fails, it may create a sinkhole
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A circular depression in a karst area Its drainage is subterranean, its size measured in meters or tens of meters, and it is commonly funnel-shaped
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also called sink. A depressed area in which waste or drainage collects
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Strictly, a hole or doline (qv) which acts as a streamsink Unfortunately, the word has become debased by common misuse as a synonym for a doline (qv), especially a collapse doline
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{i} depression, low-lying area in which water collects
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A closed depression formed either by solution of the surficial bedrock (e g , limestone, gypsum, or salt) or by collapse of underlying caves Complexes of sinkholes in carbonate-rock terrain are the main components of karst topography
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a depression in the ground communicating with a subterranean passage (especially in limestone) and formed by solution or by collapse of a cavern roof
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A depression in the landscape formed by the collapse of the land surface below which limestone has been dissolved Karst topography has many sinkholes
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A basin- or funnel-shaped hollow in limestone, ranging in diameter from a few meters up to a kilometer and in depth from a few to several hundred meters
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- A surface depression created by underground collapse
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A depression in a karst area, commonly with a circular pattern Its drainage is subterranean, its size is measured in meters or tens of meters, and it is commonly funnel-shaped From Glossary of Geology, 4th Edition, 1997, American Geological Institute
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a natural depression in a land surface indicating a subterranean passage, generally occurring in limestone regions and formed by solution or by collapse of a cavern roof
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a depression on the earth's surface, produced by the collapse of a cavern roof
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A circular depression formed in an area either by dissolving of the surface limestone or by collapse of underlying cavities
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surface depression formed by solution of limestone or collapse over a subterranean void such as an old mine
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In welding, a dimple on the surface of stock caused by shrinking of the weld during cooling
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Over long periods of time groundwater may dissolve large areas of limestone rock, slowly enlarging underground caverns and eroding support for the land above   There may be no evidence of what is taking place until the ground collapses abruptly into a void below, producing a sinkhole
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- A steep sided depression found commonly in limestone areas, usually the result of solution weathering
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A depression in which drainage collects and communicates with a cavern or passage Normally located in regions underlain by limestone
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