Definition of downwarp in English:

downwarp

nounˈdaʊnwɔːpˈdounwôrp

Geology

A broad depression of the earth's surface.
下翘，下挠
Example sentencesExamples
- For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated.
- Minor downwarp of reflectors over the edge of some concave-down features is noted, as in the case of the reflection associated with the base Tarrant Chalk Member.
- The WIlkes Front architecture consists of thin, extended crust forming the Victoria Land Basin in the Ross Sea, the TAM rift shoulder, and a long-wavelength downwarp forming the Wilkes Basin.
- This study demonstrates that, while largely absent from cratonic areas, Chokierian strata are probably widespread in North America, typically in foreland basins and other tectonically-forced downwarps.
- We report here refined techniques for obtaining Pb-Pb and Th-Pb ages that are consistent with biostratigraphic constraints on the age of the sediments and Rb-Sr constraints for an episode of fluid escape during basin downwarp.

verbˈdaʊnwɔːpˈdounwôrp

[with object]Geology

Displace (a rock formation) downwards so as to form a downwarp.
使（岩层）下翘，使下挠
the land masses buckled and downwarped the continental shelves
Example sentencesExamples
- The palaeoplain was downwarped, creating the Great Divide and a new continental shelf on which marine sediments accumulated.

Definition of downwarp in US English:

downwarp

nounˈdounwôrp

Geology

A broad depression of the earth's surface.
下翘，下挠
Example sentencesExamples
- This study demonstrates that, while largely absent from cratonic areas, Chokierian strata are probably widespread in North America, typically in foreland basins and other tectonically-forced downwarps.
- The WIlkes Front architecture consists of thin, extended crust forming the Victoria Land Basin in the Ross Sea, the TAM rift shoulder, and a long-wavelength downwarp forming the Wilkes Basin.
- For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated.
- Minor downwarp of reflectors over the edge of some concave-down features is noted, as in the case of the reflection associated with the base Tarrant Chalk Member.
- We report here refined techniques for obtaining Pb-Pb and Th-Pb ages that are consistent with biostratigraphic constraints on the age of the sediments and Rb-Sr constraints for an episode of fluid escape during basin downwarp.

verbˈdounwôrp

[with object]Geology

Displace (a rock formation) downward so as to form a depression.
使（岩层）下翘，使下挠
the land masses buckled and downwarped the continental shelves
Example sentencesExamples
- The palaeoplain was downwarped, creating the Great Divide and a new continental shelf on which marine sediments accumulated.

单词	downwarp
释义	Definition of downwarp in English: downwarp nounˈdaʊnwɔːpˈdounwôrp Geology A broad depression of the earth's surface. 下翘，下挠 Example sentencesExamples For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated. Minor downwarp of reflectors over the edge of some concave-down features is noted, as in the case of the reflection associated with the base Tarrant Chalk Member. The WIlkes Front architecture consists of thin, extended crust forming the Victoria Land Basin in the Ross Sea, the TAM rift shoulder, and a long-wavelength downwarp forming the Wilkes Basin. This study demonstrates that, while largely absent from cratonic areas, Chokierian strata are probably widespread in North America, typically in foreland basins and other tectonically-forced downwarps. We report here refined techniques for obtaining Pb-Pb and Th-Pb ages that are consistent with biostratigraphic constraints on the age of the sediments and Rb-Sr constraints for an episode of fluid escape during basin downwarp. verbˈdaʊnwɔːpˈdounwôrp [with object]Geology Displace (a rock formation) downwards so as to form a downwarp. 使（岩层）下翘，使下挠 the land masses buckled and downwarped the continental shelves Example sentencesExamples The palaeoplain was downwarped, creating the Great Divide and a new continental shelf on which marine sediments accumulated. Definition of downwarp in US English: downwarp nounˈdounwôrp Geology A broad depression of the earth's surface. 下翘，下挠 Example sentencesExamples This study demonstrates that, while largely absent from cratonic areas, Chokierian strata are probably widespread in North America, typically in foreland basins and other tectonically-forced downwarps. The WIlkes Front architecture consists of thin, extended crust forming the Victoria Land Basin in the Ross Sea, the TAM rift shoulder, and a long-wavelength downwarp forming the Wilkes Basin. For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated. Minor downwarp of reflectors over the edge of some concave-down features is noted, as in the case of the reflection associated with the base Tarrant Chalk Member. We report here refined techniques for obtaining Pb-Pb and Th-Pb ages that are consistent with biostratigraphic constraints on the age of the sediments and Rb-Sr constraints for an episode of fluid escape during basin downwarp. verbˈdounwôrp [with object]Geology Displace (a rock formation) downward so as to form a depression. 使（岩层）下翘，使下挠 the land masses buckled and downwarped the continental shelves Example sentencesExamples The palaeoplain was downwarped, creating the Great Divide and a new continental shelf on which marine sediments accumulated.
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