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Definition of hot spring in English: hot springnoun A spring of naturally hot water, typically heated by subterranean volcanic activity. the area is noted for its hot springs, steam jets, and geysers Example sentencesExamples - We were coming up to the square where Victoria Fountain sprung from the hot springs underground.
- And dotted amongst them, that's where you get these volcanic hot springs.
- Natural hot springs bubble up through the region's volcanic and mineral-rich rock.
- They rubbed her skin raw, until the fishy smell of the sea and neglect had dissolved into the hot spring water.
- It is full of craters - it has thirty active volcanoes - hot springs, and geysers.
- The resort traces its origins to 1886, when oil workers discovered the area's thermal hot springs.
- Often hot spring waters come from great depths and are in contact with radioactive minerals, which impart traces to the water.
- In other words, the chemical composition of the water emerging in hot springs is very much the same as that in the reservoir.
- In Namibia, the Fish River Canyon and the Ai-Ais hot springs will form part of the park.
- Bathing suits are essential for Iceland's many heated pools and hot springs.
- The belief is that early life lived deep underground or deep in the ocean, in volcanic hot springs.
- The steam from hot springs rose about a mile out from the town.
- Fresh hot spring water flowed into the bath through a statue near the back.
- It was a way to keep the hot springs and water heaters from being depleted.
- A sulfurous odor permeates the air around the hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.
- The door lead into a large hot spring area with draperies hanging from three separate hot springs so they could each bathe in private.
- The Zauuya area had a lot of natural hot springs, so to the water was warm and unwinding.
- Combine that with the caves, cliffs, waterfalls and hot springs that are all within the park's boundaries, and it's hard to beat.
- We visited a hot spring with water coming directly from the volcano and ate at a soda bar near the base of the volcano, where the clouds cleared long enough so we could watch it erupt in the moonlit night.
- Furthermore, the excellent preservation may have been enhanced because the hot spring waters are anaerobic, which inhibits the rapid oxidation of organic matter.
Definition of hot spring in US English: hot springnounhät spriNG A spring of naturally hot water, typically heated by subterranean volcanic activity. the area is noted for its hot springs, steam jets, and geysers Example sentencesExamples - We visited a hot spring with water coming directly from the volcano and ate at a soda bar near the base of the volcano, where the clouds cleared long enough so we could watch it erupt in the moonlit night.
- They rubbed her skin raw, until the fishy smell of the sea and neglect had dissolved into the hot spring water.
- The steam from hot springs rose about a mile out from the town.
- It is full of craters - it has thirty active volcanoes - hot springs, and geysers.
- In other words, the chemical composition of the water emerging in hot springs is very much the same as that in the reservoir.
- The belief is that early life lived deep underground or deep in the ocean, in volcanic hot springs.
- We were coming up to the square where Victoria Fountain sprung from the hot springs underground.
- The door lead into a large hot spring area with draperies hanging from three separate hot springs so they could each bathe in private.
- A sulfurous odor permeates the air around the hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.
- Combine that with the caves, cliffs, waterfalls and hot springs that are all within the park's boundaries, and it's hard to beat.
- Bathing suits are essential for Iceland's many heated pools and hot springs.
- The resort traces its origins to 1886, when oil workers discovered the area's thermal hot springs.
- Fresh hot spring water flowed into the bath through a statue near the back.
- And dotted amongst them, that's where you get these volcanic hot springs.
- Natural hot springs bubble up through the region's volcanic and mineral-rich rock.
- The Zauuya area had a lot of natural hot springs, so to the water was warm and unwinding.
- Often hot spring waters come from great depths and are in contact with radioactive minerals, which impart traces to the water.
- In Namibia, the Fish River Canyon and the Ai-Ais hot springs will form part of the park.
- Furthermore, the excellent preservation may have been enhanced because the hot spring waters are anaerobic, which inhibits the rapid oxidation of organic matter.
- It was a way to keep the hot springs and water heaters from being depleted.
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