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41 забереги
забереги
Полосы льда, смерзшиеся берегами водных объектов при незамерзшей основной части водного пространства.
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42 зона приливов и отливов
зона приливов и отливов
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intertidal zone
1) The area between land and sea which is regularly exposed to the air by the tidal movement of the sea. Marine organisms that inhabit the intertidal zones have to adapt to periods of exposure to air and to the waves created by wind, which makes it the most physically demanding of the marine habitats.
2) The shore zone between the highest and lowest tides.
(Source: WRIGHT / LBC)
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43 илистый участок
илистый участок
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mud flat
A relatively level area of fine silt along a shore (as in a sheltered estuary) or around an island, alternately covered and uncovered by the tide, or covered by shallow water. (Source: BJGEO)
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44 континентальный шельф
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continental shelf
The gently sloping seabed of the shallow water nearest to a continent, covering about 45 miles from the shore and deepening over the sloping sea floor to an average depth of 400 ft. It continues until it reaches the continental slope. The continental shelf contains most of the important fishing grounds and a range of resources, including gas and oil, sand and gravel. However, the shelf is, in general, a structural extension of the continent, and so may also be a source of minerals found in that region, such as tin, gold and platinum. (Source: WRIGHT)
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45 озерный бассейн
озерный бассейн
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lake basin
1) The depression in the Earth's surface occupied or formerly occupied by a lake and containing its shore features. 2) The area from which a lake receives drainage. (Source: BJGEO)
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46 очистка побережья
очистка побережья
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beach cleansing
The process of removing dirt, litter or other unsightly materials from shore line property or surrounding areas. (Source: ISEP)
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