dredging的意思|dredging的解释-里氏词典

dredging ['dredʒiŋ]

n. 挖泥

His grandfather was a fine raconteur, dredging up quite effortlessly, and with a great wealth of detail, scenes and incidents from his early life.
他的祖父是位很好讲故事的人，不废吹灰之力，就把他年轻时事情、场景，极详细地描绘出来。
The canal would soon fill up with mud if not regularly dredged.
这条运河如果不经常疏浚，就会淤塞。

Dredge \Dredge\ (dr[e^]j), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Dredged}
(dr[e^]jd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Dredging}.]
To catch or gather with a dredge; to deepen with a dredging
machine. --R. Carew.

{Dredging machine}, a machine (commonly on a boat) used to
scoop up mud, gravel, or obstructions from the bottom of
rivers, docks, etc., so as to deepen them.

FBI divers, meanwhile, began dredging a pond near his home.
Officials of Itel, a Chicago-based container leasing and dredging concern, and XTRA, a Boston-based lessor of transportation equipment, couldn't be reached for comment.
That combination would reduce lake levels, possibly necessitating dredging ports and channels, the study said.
The plan calls for dredging part of the river and building giant lifts over three dams to allow navigation between Richland and Wenatchee.
And last summer, the BIMA, one of the world's largest mining vessels, began dredging for gold off the coast of Nome, Alaska.
Donohoe said the river likely would be closed during the dredging, which could take two days or more.
Because of high repair costs and low income, most hotel managements will wait until after the four-month peak season to decide whether to speed up the beach recovery, probably with suction dredging.
"Developers hate him because one of the big battles is against shoreline development that requires marinas; marinas require dredging, which Terry opposes.
Eight vessels involved in a dredging operation entered the Demilitarized Zone this morning near Kanghwa island off the western coast and were sailing up the Han River, Defense Ministry officials said.
As managements have become more adept at fighting strikes, labor unions are dredging up old-time alternatives such as the slowdown.
Steward estimated that hunting for petroleum in the marshes and dredging canals to reach oil and gas deposits caused about 10 percent of the loss.
Clearing the Shatt will take two years, he said, adding that the United Nations could be called in to help the dredging.
It may be part of our sick society that we keep dredging up this criminal past.
The first works contract for the airport, a $26 million deal for dredging, went to a Chinese-owned firm.
But Holmberg blames governmental dredging of navigational inlets and construction of piers for erosion because they divert offshore the natural sand-laden nearshore currents.
Not long ago, a small dredging concern customized an oversized road-grader for dredging in shallow waters off the beach.
Not long ago, a small dredging concern customized an oversized road-grader for dredging in shallow waters off the beach.
That plan links troop withdrawal and the exchange of an estimated 100,000 prisoners to Iranian assurances to cease searching ships in the Persian Gulf for war-related cargo and to the dredging of the Shatt-Al-Arab.
Washington state is still debating whether the Everett harbor dredging can meet state water quality standards.
The $2.5 million Phase 2 _ dredging beneath the 628-ton vessel, attaching large slings to its frame and lifting it with barges _ is to begin late next summer.
A vigorous oil industry moved into Louisiana's marshes and the Gulf of Mexico 50 years ago, dredging canals to get drilling rigs to the oil and to lay pipe to offshore fields.
The Department of Environmental Conservation expects to decide in early January whether to go ahead with the dredging.
More than 100 were working on dredging project in southern Iraq.
Traffic was limited on the lower Ohio River, which also has required dredging.
A dispute over dredging of the Shatt has proved the main stumbling block in peace talks between Iran and Iraq.
Heimdal has worked the past two years at a dredging operation for Iminco Co., a gold-mining company near the border.
"This still has to be investigated." The Coast Guard said the Army Corps of Engineers is dredging the waterway to make it deeper, but a project to blast heavy rock formations in the area won't begin until at least year end.
Iran agreed to a U.N. proposal calling for the dredging of the Shatt al-Arab waterway, which forms the southern Iran-Iraq border.
Mr. Zell controls Chicago-based Itel Corp., a boxcar and container leasing and dredging concern, and Great American Management & Investment Inc., a financial-services concern.
Environmentalists fear that extensive port dredging to accommodate the ship could stir up deadly toxic wastes.

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