"drought" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

drought sustantivo

sustantivo + drought
Kolokacji: 12
summer drought • goal drought • championship drought • playoff drought • title drought • ...
drought + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 18
drought condition • Africa drought delay • drought year • drought emergency • drought tolerance • ...
drought + verbo
Kolokacji: 32
drought affects • drought causes • drought hits • drought occurs • drought continues • ...
verbo + drought
Kolokacji: 10
end a drought • cause droughts • suffer a drought • survive drought • tolerate drought • ...
adjetivo + drought
Kolokacji: 36
severe drought • long drought • bad drought • prolonged drought • extreme drought • ...
1. long drought = długa susza long drought
2. prolonged drought = przedłużająca się susza prolonged drought
3. major drought = główna susza major drought
4. extended drought = przedłużona susza extended drought
5. lengthy drought = przydługa susza lengthy drought
6. long-term drought = długoterminowa susza long-term drought
  • "The slope of the line is much steeper, and long-term drought is what's driving it," said Kirk Rowdabaugh, deputy state forester for Arizona.
  • Cape Verde's low per capita GDP reflects a poor natural resource base, including serious water shortages exacerbated by cycles of long-term drought.
  • The long-term drought and the consequent drop in food production exacerbated this problem during the early 1980s.
  • You can be in the middle of a long-term drought and still get enough rain to produce your crops.
  • Unlike many other states, Maine has few large aquifers to provide an insurance policy against long-term drought, said Mr. Lent at the Geological Survey.
  • Trees throughout Africa's Sahel region - vital to peoples' livelihoods - are dying as a result of long-term drought linked to climate change, according to a study.
  • "I'm a believer that history repeats itself - long-term drought could return," Mr. Thompson said.
  • The index has proven most effective in determining long-term drought - a matter of several months - and not as good with conditions over a matter of weeks.
  • "While flooding caused many problems, the good news is that these totals have finally started to put a dent in the long-term drought that has persisted in this region," the report said.
  • The long-term drought has drawn down groundwater.
(4) frequent, periodic, cyclical
Kolokacji: 3
(5) great, exceptional
Kolokacji: 2
(6) devastating, catastrophic
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + drought
Kolokacji: 12
of drought • to drought • from drought • with drought • during the drought • ...

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