Definition of water balance in English:

water balance

noun ˈwɔːtə ˌbalənsˈwɔːtə ˌbal(ə)ns

1A machine for raising loads to a height, consisting of two cars or platforms with water tanks attached, connected by a chain passing over a pulley, so that a laden car with an empty tank is raised by the weight of the unladen car with a full tank.
2In a living organism: the equilibrium between water intake and water loss.
3In soil science and hydrology: the equilibrium between the water entering an ecosystem in the form of precipitation, and that stored in or leaving it in the form of run-off or evaporation.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From water + balance.

Definition of water balance in US English:

water balance

noun

1A machine for raising loads to a height, consisting of two cars or platforms with water tanks attached, connected by a chain passing over a pulley, so that a laden car with an empty tank is raised by the weight of the unladen car with a full tank.
2In a living organism: the equilibrium between water intake and water loss.
3In soil science and hydrology: the equilibrium between the water entering an ecosystem in the form of precipitation, and that stored in or leaving it in the form of run-off or evaporation.

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From water + balance.

单词	water balance
释义	Definition of water balance in English: water balance noun ˈwɔːtə ˌbalənsˈwɔːtə ˌbal(ə)ns 1A machine for raising loads to a height, consisting of two cars or platforms with water tanks attached, connected by a chain passing over a pulley, so that a laden car with an empty tank is raised by the weight of the unladen car with a full tank. 2In a living organism: the equilibrium between water intake and water loss. 3In soil science and hydrology: the equilibrium between the water entering an ecosystem in the form of precipitation, and that stored in or leaving it in the form of run-off or evaporation. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From water + balance. Definition of water balance in US English: water balance noun 1A machine for raising loads to a height, consisting of two cars or platforms with water tanks attached, connected by a chain passing over a pulley, so that a laden car with an empty tank is raised by the weight of the unladen car with a full tank. 2In a living organism: the equilibrium between water intake and water loss. 3In soil science and hydrology: the equilibrium between the water entering an ecosystem in the form of precipitation, and that stored in or leaving it in the form of run-off or evaporation. Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From water + balance.
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