Definition of talik in English:

talik

nounˈtalɪkˈtälik

Geology

An area of unfrozen ground surrounded by permafrost.
Example sentencesExamples
- Here, permafrost underlies almost in all types of landscape, but taliks (thawed ground) with temperature of 0-1oC mostly occur on southern slopes of mountains and along the Hövsgöl lakeshore.
- Pitty considered that even under extreme permafrost development, taliks would be present beneath major rivers in the Scllafield area.
- Methane is formed in taliks from the organic matter buried in permafrost and gets to rivers from there.
- Occasional tritium in some samples at depth indicate a combination of gradients from mine drawdown and taliks allowing recharge of modern fresh water to depth.
- Phantom and Astro lakes are sufficiently large to sustain through taliks and faulting beneath the lakes may also provide conduits into the subsurface.

Origin

1940s: from Russian, from tayatʹ 'melt'.

Definition of talik in US English:

talik

nounˈtälik

Geology

An area of unfrozen ground surrounded by permafrost.
Example sentencesExamples
- Methane is formed in taliks from the organic matter buried in permafrost and gets to rivers from there.
- Here, permafrost underlies almost in all types of landscape, but taliks (thawed ground) with temperature of 0-1oC mostly occur on southern slopes of mountains and along the Hövsgöl lakeshore.
- Phantom and Astro lakes are sufficiently large to sustain through taliks and faulting beneath the lakes may also provide conduits into the subsurface.
- Occasional tritium in some samples at depth indicate a combination of gradients from mine drawdown and taliks allowing recharge of modern fresh water to depth.
- Pitty considered that even under extreme permafrost development, taliks would be present beneath major rivers in the Scllafield area.

Origin

1940s: from Russian, from tayatʹ ‘melt’.

单词	talik
释义	Definition of talik in English: talik nounˈtalɪkˈtälik Geology An area of unfrozen ground surrounded by permafrost. Example sentencesExamples Here, permafrost underlies almost in all types of landscape, but taliks (thawed ground) with temperature of 0-1oC mostly occur on southern slopes of mountains and along the Hövsgöl lakeshore. Pitty considered that even under extreme permafrost development, taliks would be present beneath major rivers in the Scllafield area. Methane is formed in taliks from the organic matter buried in permafrost and gets to rivers from there. Occasional tritium in some samples at depth indicate a combination of gradients from mine drawdown and taliks allowing recharge of modern fresh water to depth. Phantom and Astro lakes are sufficiently large to sustain through taliks and faulting beneath the lakes may also provide conduits into the subsurface. Origin 1940s: from Russian, from tayatʹ 'melt'. Definition of talik in US English: talik nounˈtälik Geology An area of unfrozen ground surrounded by permafrost. Example sentencesExamples Methane is formed in taliks from the organic matter buried in permafrost and gets to rivers from there. Here, permafrost underlies almost in all types of landscape, but taliks (thawed ground) with temperature of 0-1oC mostly occur on southern slopes of mountains and along the Hövsgöl lakeshore. Phantom and Astro lakes are sufficiently large to sustain through taliks and faulting beneath the lakes may also provide conduits into the subsurface. Occasional tritium in some samples at depth indicate a combination of gradients from mine drawdown and taliks allowing recharge of modern fresh water to depth. Pitty considered that even under extreme permafrost development, taliks would be present beneath major rivers in the Scllafield area. Origin 1940s: from Russian, from tayatʹ ‘melt’.
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