green water

"Green water" has distinct meanings in different contexts, from ecology to nautical scenarios.

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Definition

C1Ecology

(technical, academic)Water held in soil and available to plants, primarily from rainfall.

Example

  • Efficient green water management is crucial for sustainable agriculture.
  • Forests rely on green water for their growth and survival.

B2Nautical

(technical, jargon)A large amount of water on a ship's deck caused by massive waves during a storm.

Example

  • The crew had to secure the equipment quickly as green water washed over the deck.
  • Green water can significantly impact a ship's stability and safety.

B2Marine

(technical, jargon)Shallow coastal water that appears green due to suspended particles and marine life.

Example

  • The boat sailed through the green water near the shore.
  • Green water in coastal areas is often rich in marine biodiversity.

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