Definition of hypocenter in US English:

hypocenter

nounˈhīpəˌsen(t)ərˈhīpəˌsen(t)ər

1The underground focus point of an earthquake.
Compare with epicenter
Example sentencesExamples
- Only two small communities are located within 100 km of the hypocenter (which this bulletin says is 10 km underground, not 5).
- The Richter scale measures the amount of seismic energy released from the hypocenter of the earthquake; it is not used to express damage.
- Magnitude is a measure of the energy released by a quake at its hypocenter, the point underground where movement first occurs along a fault.
2
another term for ground zero

Definition of hypocenter in US English:

hypocenter

nounˈhīpəˌsen(t)ər

1The underground focus point of an earthquake.
Compare with epicenter
Example sentencesExamples
- The Richter scale measures the amount of seismic energy released from the hypocenter of the earthquake; it is not used to express damage.
- Only two small communities are located within 100 km of the hypocenter (which this bulletin says is 10 km underground, not 5).
- Magnitude is a measure of the energy released by a quake at its hypocenter, the point underground where movement first occurs along a fault.
2
another term for ground zero

单词	hypocenter
释义	Definition of hypocenter in US English: hypocenter nounˈhīpəˌsen(t)ərˈhīpəˌsen(t)ər 1The underground focus point of an earthquake. Compare with epicenter Example sentencesExamples Only two small communities are located within 100 km of the hypocenter (which this bulletin says is 10 km underground, not 5). The Richter scale measures the amount of seismic energy released from the hypocenter of the earthquake; it is not used to express damage. Magnitude is a measure of the energy released by a quake at its hypocenter, the point underground where movement first occurs along a fault. 2 another term for ground zero Definition of hypocenter in US English: hypocenter nounˈhīpəˌsen(t)ər 1The underground focus point of an earthquake. Compare with epicenter Example sentencesExamples The Richter scale measures the amount of seismic energy released from the hypocenter of the earthquake; it is not used to express damage. Only two small communities are located within 100 km of the hypocenter (which this bulletin says is 10 km underground, not 5). Magnitude is a measure of the energy released by a quake at its hypocenter, the point underground where movement first occurs along a fault. 2 another term for ground zero
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