wastewater
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈweɪstˌwɔːtər/
- Specialized
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agua residual
- But wastewater sampled in Orlando County, which is where Disney World is, show that Omicron is already dominant in Florida.
- wastewater treatment
- municipal wastewater
- wastewater treatment plants
So I was walking around, you know, with my notebook, taking notes, trying to assess what their wastewater management needs were.
- So I was walking around, you know, with my notebook, taking notes, trying to assess what their wastewater management needs were.
- So if we have technologies that are highly refined, let's say go back to water and wastewater.
- But then they started the cooperation together with Finland, with EU and step by step we created the new wastewater system.
- We as human beings have accepted that now we have wastewater treatment plants and we clean and we make sure that the water is cleaned up, etcetera.
- But wastewater sampled in Orlando County, which is where Disney World is, show that Omicron is already dominant in Florida.
Examples
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And then probably the biggest source is discharge from wastewater treatment plants.
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Another low-energy technique for treating wastewater to minimize the volume of liquid waste is membrane ultra-filtration.
Academic text (1994) -
The buildings would clean wastewater, generate energy, and provide other services to society.
Academic text (2011) -
Eleven states have biosolids quality data for all of their wastewater treatment plants.
Academic text (1999) -
So there's a, a lot of hazardous wastewater being generated.
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The long-term incremental costs of water supply and wastewater disposal may also be reduced.
Academic text (1992) -
After metal ions are removed, the wastewater can be reused in the metalworking process.
Academic text (1994) -
We have already mentioned wastewater, which includes sewage and stormwater impacts to the regional water basin.
Academic text (2008) -
Russ Mathers, Superintendent of the Wilton Wastewater Treatment Facility, chose composting over traditional landspreading.
Academic text (1999) -
The sewage spewing from aging and overloaded wastewater facilities threatens to harm fish and birds.
Synonyms
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3.3
Waste water from toilets and drains that goes away through pipes
3
7.9
Liquid waste that factories and sewage plants send into a river or the sea
1
5.8
Pipes and drains, or the dirty water and waste they carry from buildings
1
4.3
Dirty water mixed with toilet and drain waste that comes from pipes under streets
Antonyms
How Polluted
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Morphology
Etymology
Wastewater comes from two simple words: waste ('rubbish' or 'used') and water ('the liquid we drink and wash with'). So wastewater means water that has been used and is now dirty because it contains soap, sewage, or other waste.