submarine
- adjective
- /ˌsʌbməˈrin/
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submarino
- It had a bumpy bottom because the seabed onto which it was erupted, because these are submarine volcanoes, was wet.
What does high quality submarine audio even sound like?
- What does high quality submarine audio even sound like?
- Well, they're coming from vast submarine facilities, sub oceanic facilities.
- And as they drifted apart, magma rose up and fed thousands and thousands of submarine volcanoes.
Examples
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And as they drifted apart, magma rose up and fed thousands and thousands of submarine volcanoes.
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And I know that the deepest submarine Canyon in the whole world comes right in at Moss Landing, right where the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute is.
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What does high quality submarine audio even sound like?
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A partially constructed anti submarine boom net was placed between George's Head on Middle Head and Lying Point on Inner S Head.
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Well, they're coming from vast submarine facilities, sub oceanic facilities.
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The researchers conducted experiments in a submarine environment to study the effects of pressure on marine life.
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She designed a submarine habitat for deep-sea creatures to thrive in low-light conditions.
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In the marine biology class, we learned about submarine ecosystems and their unique adaptations.
Synonyms
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1.0
Below the surface of water where plants and animals live
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4.1
A thing that is under the surface of the sea
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Located under the ocean or under the ocean floor
Under the sea, used for building pipelines or laying cables
Completely under the surface of water
A plant or thing that is completely under water
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Something completely useless because it cannot work where it is used
Compounds
- Specialized
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A military submarine that runs on nuclear power and can stay underwater for months
- Specialized
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A military ship that travels under water to find and destroy enemy ships
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A long bread roll split open and filled with meats, cheese, and salad vegetables
- Specialized
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A military ship that uses nuclear power to stay underwater for long periods
- Specialized
A submarine that helps scientists study the sea and collect samples
- Specialized
A large submarine that carries nuclear missiles to stop enemies from attacking a country
- Jargon
A baseball pitch thrown with a low underhand or sidearm motion that moves in an unusual way
How Deep
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Submarine comes from sub- 'under' and marine 'sea', so it means 'under the sea'. That's why we use it for things that exist or are used below the ocean surface.