Definition of seawater in English:

seawater

nounˈsiːwɔːtəˈsiˌwɔdər

mass noun

Water in or taken from the sea.
as modifier a seawater swimming pool
Example sentencesExamples
- They obtain most of their water from prey but will drink seawater to satisfy thirst also.
- More surprising is the general advocacy of the addition of seawater or salt during fermentation.
- The rest of the plasma is very much like seawater, an ocean of life.
- Aquaculture is the practice of farming with fish and shellfish in both fresh water and seawater.
- In addition, there will be a huge programme to further improve the quality of drinking water, river and seawater.
- The water vascular system is not filled with seawater as in sea stars and urchins, but rather with a special body fluid.
- In many areas, fresh water supplies are polluted by seawater, chemicals and sewage.
- Due to the lack of fresh water, seawater has flowed into six of Chimen's 24 reservoirs.
- Water used for this purpose must be drinking water or clean seawater.
- Perth has already decided on a plant to turn seawater into drinking water by 2007.
- Someone once tried to suggest to me that ocean tides were the result of seawater being pulled about by the moon.
- Rather than trying to remove the salt from seawater, the plant would use brackish waters from the Thames ebb tide.
- This greater tolerance may be due to the presence of seawater rather than fresh water.
- It can be obtained by mining and evaporating water from brines and seawater.
- I've read many times since that the best way to cook live prawns is to boil them in heavily salted water or, better still, seawater.
- Because of the high salt content of seawater, it is generally unfit for human consumption.
- Drinking seawater followed by fresh water was considered a universal remedy.
- As the atmosphere mixes with surface seawater, carbon dioxide dissolves into the ocean.
- Frankfurters and hot dogs, for instance, are fave foods for kids, but have about the same concentration of salt as seawater.
- The chemical soup contains ten times more salt than seawater.
Synonyms
marine, ocean, oceanic

Definition of seawater in US English:

seawater

nounˈsēˌwôdərˈsiˌwɔdər

Water in or taken from the sea.
as modifier a seawater swimming pool
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of the high salt content of seawater, it is generally unfit for human consumption.
- The chemical soup contains ten times more salt than seawater.
- As the atmosphere mixes with surface seawater, carbon dioxide dissolves into the ocean.
- They obtain most of their water from prey but will drink seawater to satisfy thirst also.
- More surprising is the general advocacy of the addition of seawater or salt during fermentation.
- Rather than trying to remove the salt from seawater, the plant would use brackish waters from the Thames ebb tide.
- In addition, there will be a huge programme to further improve the quality of drinking water, river and seawater.
- Drinking seawater followed by fresh water was considered a universal remedy.
- The water vascular system is not filled with seawater as in sea stars and urchins, but rather with a special body fluid.
- Frankfurters and hot dogs, for instance, are fave foods for kids, but have about the same concentration of salt as seawater.
- I've read many times since that the best way to cook live prawns is to boil them in heavily salted water or, better still, seawater.
- Someone once tried to suggest to me that ocean tides were the result of seawater being pulled about by the moon.
- Perth has already decided on a plant to turn seawater into drinking water by 2007.
- It can be obtained by mining and evaporating water from brines and seawater.
- This greater tolerance may be due to the presence of seawater rather than fresh water.
- In many areas, fresh water supplies are polluted by seawater, chemicals and sewage.
- Due to the lack of fresh water, seawater has flowed into six of Chimen's 24 reservoirs.
- The rest of the plasma is very much like seawater, an ocean of life.
- Water used for this purpose must be drinking water or clean seawater.
- Aquaculture is the practice of farming with fish and shellfish in both fresh water and seawater.
Synonyms
marine, ocean, oceanic

单词	seawater
释义	Definition of seawater in English: seawater nounˈsiːwɔːtəˈsiˌwɔdər mass noun Water in or taken from the sea. as modifier a seawater swimming pool Example sentencesExamples They obtain most of their water from prey but will drink seawater to satisfy thirst also. More surprising is the general advocacy of the addition of seawater or salt during fermentation. The rest of the plasma is very much like seawater, an ocean of life. Aquaculture is the practice of farming with fish and shellfish in both fresh water and seawater. In addition, there will be a huge programme to further improve the quality of drinking water, river and seawater. The water vascular system is not filled with seawater as in sea stars and urchins, but rather with a special body fluid. In many areas, fresh water supplies are polluted by seawater, chemicals and sewage. Due to the lack of fresh water, seawater has flowed into six of Chimen's 24 reservoirs. Water used for this purpose must be drinking water or clean seawater. Perth has already decided on a plant to turn seawater into drinking water by 2007. Someone once tried to suggest to me that ocean tides were the result of seawater being pulled about by the moon. Rather than trying to remove the salt from seawater, the plant would use brackish waters from the Thames ebb tide. This greater tolerance may be due to the presence of seawater rather than fresh water. It can be obtained by mining and evaporating water from brines and seawater. I've read many times since that the best way to cook live prawns is to boil them in heavily salted water or, better still, seawater. Because of the high salt content of seawater, it is generally unfit for human consumption. Drinking seawater followed by fresh water was considered a universal remedy. As the atmosphere mixes with surface seawater, carbon dioxide dissolves into the ocean. Frankfurters and hot dogs, for instance, are fave foods for kids, but have about the same concentration of salt as seawater. The chemical soup contains ten times more salt than seawater. Synonyms marine, ocean, oceanic Definition of seawater in US English: seawater nounˈsēˌwôdərˈsiˌwɔdər Water in or taken from the sea. as modifier a seawater swimming pool Example sentencesExamples Because of the high salt content of seawater, it is generally unfit for human consumption. The chemical soup contains ten times more salt than seawater. As the atmosphere mixes with surface seawater, carbon dioxide dissolves into the ocean. They obtain most of their water from prey but will drink seawater to satisfy thirst also. More surprising is the general advocacy of the addition of seawater or salt during fermentation. Rather than trying to remove the salt from seawater, the plant would use brackish waters from the Thames ebb tide. In addition, there will be a huge programme to further improve the quality of drinking water, river and seawater. Drinking seawater followed by fresh water was considered a universal remedy. The water vascular system is not filled with seawater as in sea stars and urchins, but rather with a special body fluid. Frankfurters and hot dogs, for instance, are fave foods for kids, but have about the same concentration of salt as seawater. I've read many times since that the best way to cook live prawns is to boil them in heavily salted water or, better still, seawater. Someone once tried to suggest to me that ocean tides were the result of seawater being pulled about by the moon. Perth has already decided on a plant to turn seawater into drinking water by 2007. It can be obtained by mining and evaporating water from brines and seawater. This greater tolerance may be due to the presence of seawater rather than fresh water. In many areas, fresh water supplies are polluted by seawater, chemicals and sewage. Due to the lack of fresh water, seawater has flowed into six of Chimen's 24 reservoirs. The rest of the plasma is very much like seawater, an ocean of life. Water used for this purpose must be drinking water or clean seawater. Aquaculture is the practice of farming with fish and shellfish in both fresh water and seawater. Synonyms marine, ocean, oceanic
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