Definition of impolder in English:

impolder

(also empolder)

verb ɪmˈpəʊldəimˈpōldər

[with object]

Make (an area of the seabed) into a polder by reclaiming it from the sea.
将（海床）围海造地
Example sentencesExamples
- A number of inland areas have been also been empoldered, some of them provided with pump drainage.
- Some were impoldered with embankments, pumps, and deep canals, but those proved hard to maintain.
- But, as the main waterways became silted up and were impoldered, the character of the city changed.
- Increasingly, however, the floodplain has become empoldered and compartmentalised for flood protection and agriculture.
- Even today the Dutch are famous for impoldering, building dikes and all kinds of water control.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Dutch impolderen.

Definition of impolder in US English:

impolder

verbimˈpōldər

[with object]

Make (an area of the seabed) into a polder by reclaiming it from the sea.
将（海床）围海造地
Example sentencesExamples
- But, as the main waterways became silted up and were impoldered, the character of the city changed.
- A number of inland areas have been also been empoldered, some of them provided with pump drainage.
- Even today the Dutch are famous for impoldering, building dikes and all kinds of water control.
- Increasingly, however, the floodplain has become empoldered and compartmentalised for flood protection and agriculture.
- Some were impoldered with embankments, pumps, and deep canals, but those proved hard to maintain.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Dutch impolderen.

单词	impolder
释义	Definition of impolder in English: impolder (also empolder) verb ɪmˈpəʊldəimˈpōldər [with object] Make (an area of the seabed) into a polder by reclaiming it from the sea. 将（海床）围海造地 Example sentencesExamples A number of inland areas have been also been empoldered, some of them provided with pump drainage. Some were impoldered with embankments, pumps, and deep canals, but those proved hard to maintain. But, as the main waterways became silted up and were impoldered, the character of the city changed. Increasingly, however, the floodplain has become empoldered and compartmentalised for flood protection and agriculture. Even today the Dutch are famous for impoldering, building dikes and all kinds of water control. Origin Late 19th century: from Dutch impolderen. Definition of impolder in US English: impolder verbimˈpōldər [with object] Make (an area of the seabed) into a polder by reclaiming it from the sea. 将（海床）围海造地 Example sentencesExamples But, as the main waterways became silted up and were impoldered, the character of the city changed. A number of inland areas have been also been empoldered, some of them provided with pump drainage. Even today the Dutch are famous for impoldering, building dikes and all kinds of water control. Increasingly, however, the floodplain has become empoldered and compartmentalised for flood protection and agriculture. Some were impoldered with embankments, pumps, and deep canals, but those proved hard to maintain. Origin Late 19th century: from Dutch impolderen.
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