Definition of water table in English:

water table

noun

The level below which the ground is saturated with water.
Example sentencesExamples
- Modern bore technology allows us to go deeper and deeper into the ground but does not teach us the simple sagacity of recharging the water table.
- Not only does trout farming make use of saline groundwater, it could help lower the water table and reduce groundwater's salt content.
- It also submits that the most contaminated soil is typically at the water table and that the Defendant failed to test at that crucial level.
- Do not apply pesticides where the water table is near the soil surface.
- At the same time, manure becomes a problem, both in terms of disposal and because it leaches into the water table.
- Controlled drainage uses valves to open and close drainage pipes and structures to control the depth of the water table.
- When standing water was no longer observable at a site, a monitoring well was used to determine the depth of the water table.
- He said there were about 30 people affected in the town and possibly many more in the townships where the water table was rising.
- We need some good falls before winter to raise the water table.
- The positive impact on the water table can only be slight.
- The future of agriculture is threatened by a falling water table.
- Soon, the tanks fell into disuse and the water table dropped; this had disastrous effects for agriculture.
- The manure alone could destroy the water table, rendering the groundwater toxic and leaching poisons into the soil for miles around.
- Because of excessive use and many consecutive dry summers, the water table had descended alarmingly.
- The restoration was completed earlier this month and the tomb now sits on a concrete base in a dry area well above the water table.
- Since 1965, the water table under Beijing has fallen by some 59 metres.
- This has resulted in a dramatic drop in the water table.
- He believes Neolithic man started to dig a trench to reach the sunken water table, dumping the soil removed in a central pile and using fencing to keep it in place.
- Rain should be eased into the ground to raise the water table, which will give us healthier and more diverse parks, ravines and valleys.
- I learned later that these boreholes, which were dug by cattle ranchers and reached down 100 meters and more, had lowered the water table.

Definition of water table in US English:

water table

nounˈwɔdər ˌteɪbəl

The level below which the ground is saturated with water.
Compare with phreatic, vadose
Example sentencesExamples
- He said there were about 30 people affected in the town and possibly many more in the townships where the water table was rising.
- He believes Neolithic man started to dig a trench to reach the sunken water table, dumping the soil removed in a central pile and using fencing to keep it in place.
- Since 1965, the water table under Beijing has fallen by some 59 metres.
- The future of agriculture is threatened by a falling water table.
- Rain should be eased into the ground to raise the water table, which will give us healthier and more diverse parks, ravines and valleys.
- Not only does trout farming make use of saline groundwater, it could help lower the water table and reduce groundwater's salt content.
- Because of excessive use and many consecutive dry summers, the water table had descended alarmingly.
- It also submits that the most contaminated soil is typically at the water table and that the Defendant failed to test at that crucial level.
- This has resulted in a dramatic drop in the water table.
- Controlled drainage uses valves to open and close drainage pipes and structures to control the depth of the water table.
- We need some good falls before winter to raise the water table.
- Soon, the tanks fell into disuse and the water table dropped; this had disastrous effects for agriculture.
- The restoration was completed earlier this month and the tomb now sits on a concrete base in a dry area well above the water table.
- I learned later that these boreholes, which were dug by cattle ranchers and reached down 100 meters and more, had lowered the water table.
- The manure alone could destroy the water table, rendering the groundwater toxic and leaching poisons into the soil for miles around.
- At the same time, manure becomes a problem, both in terms of disposal and because it leaches into the water table.
- The positive impact on the water table can only be slight.
- Modern bore technology allows us to go deeper and deeper into the ground but does not teach us the simple sagacity of recharging the water table.
- Do not apply pesticides where the water table is near the soil surface.
- When standing water was no longer observable at a site, a monitoring well was used to determine the depth of the water table.

单词	water table
释义	Definition of water table in English: water table noun The level below which the ground is saturated with water. Example sentencesExamples Modern bore technology allows us to go deeper and deeper into the ground but does not teach us the simple sagacity of recharging the water table. Not only does trout farming make use of saline groundwater, it could help lower the water table and reduce groundwater's salt content. It also submits that the most contaminated soil is typically at the water table and that the Defendant failed to test at that crucial level. Do not apply pesticides where the water table is near the soil surface. At the same time, manure becomes a problem, both in terms of disposal and because it leaches into the water table. Controlled drainage uses valves to open and close drainage pipes and structures to control the depth of the water table. When standing water was no longer observable at a site, a monitoring well was used to determine the depth of the water table. He said there were about 30 people affected in the town and possibly many more in the townships where the water table was rising. We need some good falls before winter to raise the water table. The positive impact on the water table can only be slight. The future of agriculture is threatened by a falling water table. Soon, the tanks fell into disuse and the water table dropped; this had disastrous effects for agriculture. The manure alone could destroy the water table, rendering the groundwater toxic and leaching poisons into the soil for miles around. Because of excessive use and many consecutive dry summers, the water table had descended alarmingly. The restoration was completed earlier this month and the tomb now sits on a concrete base in a dry area well above the water table. Since 1965, the water table under Beijing has fallen by some 59 metres. This has resulted in a dramatic drop in the water table. He believes Neolithic man started to dig a trench to reach the sunken water table, dumping the soil removed in a central pile and using fencing to keep it in place. Rain should be eased into the ground to raise the water table, which will give us healthier and more diverse parks, ravines and valleys. I learned later that these boreholes, which were dug by cattle ranchers and reached down 100 meters and more, had lowered the water table. Definition of water table in US English: water table nounˈwɔdər ˌteɪbəl The level below which the ground is saturated with water. Compare with phreatic, vadose Example sentencesExamples He said there were about 30 people affected in the town and possibly many more in the townships where the water table was rising. He believes Neolithic man started to dig a trench to reach the sunken water table, dumping the soil removed in a central pile and using fencing to keep it in place. Since 1965, the water table under Beijing has fallen by some 59 metres. The future of agriculture is threatened by a falling water table. Rain should be eased into the ground to raise the water table, which will give us healthier and more diverse parks, ravines and valleys. Not only does trout farming make use of saline groundwater, it could help lower the water table and reduce groundwater's salt content. Because of excessive use and many consecutive dry summers, the water table had descended alarmingly. It also submits that the most contaminated soil is typically at the water table and that the Defendant failed to test at that crucial level. This has resulted in a dramatic drop in the water table. Controlled drainage uses valves to open and close drainage pipes and structures to control the depth of the water table. We need some good falls before winter to raise the water table. Soon, the tanks fell into disuse and the water table dropped; this had disastrous effects for agriculture. The restoration was completed earlier this month and the tomb now sits on a concrete base in a dry area well above the water table. I learned later that these boreholes, which were dug by cattle ranchers and reached down 100 meters and more, had lowered the water table. The manure alone could destroy the water table, rendering the groundwater toxic and leaching poisons into the soil for miles around. At the same time, manure becomes a problem, both in terms of disposal and because it leaches into the water table. The positive impact on the water table can only be slight. Modern bore technology allows us to go deeper and deeper into the ground but does not teach us the simple sagacity of recharging the water table. Do not apply pesticides where the water table is near the soil surface. When standing water was no longer observable at a site, a monitoring well was used to determine the depth of the water table.
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