Definition of tar ball in English:

tar ball

noun

A lump of solidified crude oil found in or on the sea, or washed up on shore.
Example sentencesExamples
- Also in Mississippi, tar balls have been found on the beaches of Hancock County.
- You're going to see tar balls near the water.
- I was speaking to the mayor of Long Beach where they saw tar balls several days ago.
- Oil and tar balls have washed ashore four states now from Mississippi to Florida.
- Every day they have to clean off tar balls from the beach then you have this problem with the oil in the marshes.
- There really hasn't been anything in terms of any sheen on the coastline here; they haven't had a single tar ball.
- Tar balls now giving way to heavy crude oil on Louisiana's coastline.
- Still yet the heavier stuff like tar balls may have sunk, according to Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium professor Paul Sammarco.
- Over the weekend, isolated tar balls had washed ashore on nearby Dauphin Island, interrupting a busy beach holiday.
- We have crews actively looking and walking the shoreline each day, looking for the tar ball or the sheen and oil.
- The oily muck and tar balls littering the shore could spell disaster for the tourist hot spot.
- And tar balls keep washing up on Gulf beaches, cutting deep into tourism.
- Of course, locals are nervous regardless of whether the tar balls washed up.
- US authorities estimated the oil from the Gulf spill could push "tar balls" into the Mississippi river.
- Oil stains and tar balls cover what was just a few weeks ago pristine white sand.
- Oil is no longer washing up along the shore but Gulf residents say tar balls can still be found in ankle deep waters.

Definition of tar ball in US English:

tar ball

noun

A lump of solidified crude oil found in or on the sea, or washed up on shore.
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the weekend, isolated tar balls had washed ashore on nearby Dauphin Island, interrupting a busy beach holiday.
- And tar balls keep washing up on Gulf beaches, cutting deep into tourism.
- Oil stains and tar balls cover what was just a few weeks ago pristine white sand.
- Every day they have to clean off tar balls from the beach then you have this problem with the oil in the marshes.
- There really hasn't been anything in terms of any sheen on the coastline here; they haven't had a single tar ball.
- I was speaking to the mayor of Long Beach where they saw tar balls several days ago.
- The oily muck and tar balls littering the shore could spell disaster for the tourist hot spot.
- Oil and tar balls have washed ashore four states now from Mississippi to Florida.
- Tar balls now giving way to heavy crude oil on Louisiana's coastline.
- Of course, locals are nervous regardless of whether the tar balls washed up.
- US authorities estimated the oil from the Gulf spill could push "tar balls" into the Mississippi river.
- Still yet the heavier stuff like tar balls may have sunk, according to Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium professor Paul Sammarco.
- Oil is no longer washing up along the shore but Gulf residents say tar balls can still be found in ankle deep waters.
- Also in Mississippi, tar balls have been found on the beaches of Hancock County.
- You're going to see tar balls near the water.
- We have crews actively looking and walking the shoreline each day, looking for the tar ball or the sheen and oil.

单词	tar ball
释义	Definition of tar ball in English: tar ball noun A lump of solidified crude oil found in or on the sea, or washed up on shore. Example sentencesExamples Also in Mississippi, tar balls have been found on the beaches of Hancock County. You're going to see tar balls near the water. I was speaking to the mayor of Long Beach where they saw tar balls several days ago. Oil and tar balls have washed ashore four states now from Mississippi to Florida. Every day they have to clean off tar balls from the beach then you have this problem with the oil in the marshes. There really hasn't been anything in terms of any sheen on the coastline here; they haven't had a single tar ball. Tar balls now giving way to heavy crude oil on Louisiana's coastline. Still yet the heavier stuff like tar balls may have sunk, according to Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium professor Paul Sammarco. Over the weekend, isolated tar balls had washed ashore on nearby Dauphin Island, interrupting a busy beach holiday. We have crews actively looking and walking the shoreline each day, looking for the tar ball or the sheen and oil. The oily muck and tar balls littering the shore could spell disaster for the tourist hot spot. And tar balls keep washing up on Gulf beaches, cutting deep into tourism. Of course, locals are nervous regardless of whether the tar balls washed up. US authorities estimated the oil from the Gulf spill could push "tar balls" into the Mississippi river. Oil stains and tar balls cover what was just a few weeks ago pristine white sand. Oil is no longer washing up along the shore but Gulf residents say tar balls can still be found in ankle deep waters. Definition of tar ball in US English: tar ball noun A lump of solidified crude oil found in or on the sea, or washed up on shore. Example sentencesExamples Over the weekend, isolated tar balls had washed ashore on nearby Dauphin Island, interrupting a busy beach holiday. And tar balls keep washing up on Gulf beaches, cutting deep into tourism. Oil stains and tar balls cover what was just a few weeks ago pristine white sand. Every day they have to clean off tar balls from the beach then you have this problem with the oil in the marshes. There really hasn't been anything in terms of any sheen on the coastline here; they haven't had a single tar ball. I was speaking to the mayor of Long Beach where they saw tar balls several days ago. The oily muck and tar balls littering the shore could spell disaster for the tourist hot spot. Oil and tar balls have washed ashore four states now from Mississippi to Florida. Tar balls now giving way to heavy crude oil on Louisiana's coastline. Of course, locals are nervous regardless of whether the tar balls washed up. US authorities estimated the oil from the Gulf spill could push "tar balls" into the Mississippi river. Still yet the heavier stuff like tar balls may have sunk, according to Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium professor Paul Sammarco. Oil is no longer washing up along the shore but Gulf residents say tar balls can still be found in ankle deep waters. Also in Mississippi, tar balls have been found on the beaches of Hancock County. You're going to see tar balls near the water. We have crews actively looking and walking the shoreline each day, looking for the tar ball or the sheen and oil.
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