Definition of pluvial in English:

pluvial

adjective ˈpluːvɪəlˈpluviəl

Geology

Relating to or characterized by rainfall.
雨的，多雨的
the alternation of pluvial and arid periods in the Quaternary
Example sentencesExamples
- Early theories generated late in the nineteenth century correlated cold periods with times of pluvial conditions in arid regions.
- I must have a pluvial character because this sort of weather is my favourite.
- Evidence of pluvial lakes have been used in the reconstruction of palaeoclimates, using shoreline evidence and analysis of lake sediments to link lake levels to climate.
- Left by a passing glacier, the boulders acted as umbrellas to the softer rock beneath, protecting it from pluvial erosion.
- That is, if the pluvial conditions are such that a rainbow is produced, then that rainbow will look very different from the norm.

noun ˈpluːvɪəlˈpluviəl

Geology

A period marked by increased rainfall.
雨期

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin pluvialis, from pluvia 'rain'.

Rhymes

alluvial, diluvial, fluvial

Definition of pluvial in US English:

pluvial

adjectiveˈplo͞ovēəlˈpluviəl

Geology

Relating to or characterized by rainfall.
雨的，多雨的
the alternation of pluvial and arid periods in the Quaternary
Example sentencesExamples
- Early theories generated late in the nineteenth century correlated cold periods with times of pluvial conditions in arid regions.
- Left by a passing glacier, the boulders acted as umbrellas to the softer rock beneath, protecting it from pluvial erosion.
- I must have a pluvial character because this sort of weather is my favourite.
- Evidence of pluvial lakes have been used in the reconstruction of palaeoclimates, using shoreline evidence and analysis of lake sediments to link lake levels to climate.
- That is, if the pluvial conditions are such that a rainbow is produced, then that rainbow will look very different from the norm.

nounˈplo͞ovēəlˈpluviəl

Geology

A period marked by increased rainfall.
雨期

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin pluvialis, from pluvia ‘rain’.

单词	pluvial
释义	Definition of pluvial in English: pluvial adjective ˈpluːvɪəlˈpluviəl Geology Relating to or characterized by rainfall. 雨的，多雨的 the alternation of pluvial and arid periods in the Quaternary Example sentencesExamples Early theories generated late in the nineteenth century correlated cold periods with times of pluvial conditions in arid regions. I must have a pluvial character because this sort of weather is my favourite. Evidence of pluvial lakes have been used in the reconstruction of palaeoclimates, using shoreline evidence and analysis of lake sediments to link lake levels to climate. Left by a passing glacier, the boulders acted as umbrellas to the softer rock beneath, protecting it from pluvial erosion. That is, if the pluvial conditions are such that a rainbow is produced, then that rainbow will look very different from the norm. noun ˈpluːvɪəlˈpluviəl Geology A period marked by increased rainfall. 雨期 Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin pluvialis, from pluvia 'rain'. Rhymes alluvial, diluvial, fluvial Definition of pluvial in US English: pluvial adjectiveˈplo͞ovēəlˈpluviəl Geology Relating to or characterized by rainfall. 雨的，多雨的 the alternation of pluvial and arid periods in the Quaternary Example sentencesExamples Early theories generated late in the nineteenth century correlated cold periods with times of pluvial conditions in arid regions. Left by a passing glacier, the boulders acted as umbrellas to the softer rock beneath, protecting it from pluvial erosion. I must have a pluvial character because this sort of weather is my favourite. Evidence of pluvial lakes have been used in the reconstruction of palaeoclimates, using shoreline evidence and analysis of lake sediments to link lake levels to climate. That is, if the pluvial conditions are such that a rainbow is produced, then that rainbow will look very different from the norm. nounˈplo͞ovēəlˈpluviəl Geology A period marked by increased rainfall. 雨期 Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin pluvialis, from pluvia ‘rain’.
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