Definition of geothermal in English:

geothermal

adjective dʒiːə(ʊ)ˈθəːm(ə)lˌdʒioʊˈθərməl

Relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth.
some 70 per cent of Iceland's energy needs are met from geothermal sources
Example sentencesExamples
- It descends to a considerable depth, where it picks up geothermal heat and dissolves minerals.
- Hopefully in the near future St Lucia will receive its electrical power from this geothermal source.
- With their geothermal underground springs, Icelanders heat their water for next to nothing.
- As with other alternative sources of energy, geothermal power is considered environmentally friendly.
- The average rate of cooling can be translated into mean incision rates assuming a geothermal gradient.
- Site geologic conditions dictate the economic viability of either type of geothermal system.
- In addition, the ice sheet acts like a huge blanket that locks in the geothermal heat naturally radiated from Earth.
- Water as hot as 380°C gushes out of geothermal springs along the spreading centers.
- The internal, or geothermal, heat from within the Earth is responsible for the fact that temperature increases with depth.
- At €750,000, this five-bed property is equipped with a geothermal heat pump and solar panels.
- High geothermal activity and high heat flow at shallow levels in the crust are most likely due to aqueous fluids.
- These rocks were later affected by low-grade metamorphism under high geothermal gradients.
- The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink.
- Once wet-based ice covered the area, the limited permafrost would have melted as a result of geothermal heating.
- A closed-loop geothermal heat pump system relies on the constant temperature of the earth below the frost line.
- There is no way a local authority can say that it cannot grant a building consent for that property because of subsidence or geothermal activity.
- He was long associated with study of geothermal features and water issues of Yellowstone National Park.
- On Earth, microbes can derive energy from sources other than the sun, such as chemical and geothermal energy from hydrothermal vents.
- Experts say geothermal heat pumps can be used almost anywhere in the U.S. and the world.
- Alternatively, the present-day geothermal gradient may be lower than that used in calculating the profile.

Derivatives

geothermally

adverbˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈθəːməliˌdʒioʊˈθərməli

We think that a primary food source for them is hydrogen, perhaps the bulk of which is geothermally created.
Example sentencesExamples
- Females lay eggs only where they can reach geothermally heated sites by digging a tunnel, and where the soil is soft enough to do so.
- Current estimates show 400,000 U.S. families breathing easy in geothermally heated homes by 2000.
- Iceland's Blue Lagoon is a shallow lake, geothermally heated, using the run-off from the nearby power station.
- Some megapodes place their eggs in shallow pits or burrows to be warmed geothermally or with sun-warmed sand.

Rhymes

epidermal, isothermal, pachydermal, taxidermal, thermal

Definition of geothermal in US English:

geothermal

(also geothermic)

adjectiveˌjēōˈTHərməlˌdʒioʊˈθərməl

Relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth.
some 70% of Iceland's energy needs are met from geothermal sources
Example sentencesExamples
- High geothermal activity and high heat flow at shallow levels in the crust are most likely due to aqueous fluids.
- Alternatively, the present-day geothermal gradient may be lower than that used in calculating the profile.
- Hopefully in the near future St Lucia will receive its electrical power from this geothermal source.
- He was long associated with study of geothermal features and water issues of Yellowstone National Park.
- At €750,000, this five-bed property is equipped with a geothermal heat pump and solar panels.
- The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink.
- Site geologic conditions dictate the economic viability of either type of geothermal system.
- The internal, or geothermal, heat from within the Earth is responsible for the fact that temperature increases with depth.
- Water as hot as 380°C gushes out of geothermal springs along the spreading centers.
- The average rate of cooling can be translated into mean incision rates assuming a geothermal gradient.
- With their geothermal underground springs, Icelanders heat their water for next to nothing.
- It descends to a considerable depth, where it picks up geothermal heat and dissolves minerals.
- These rocks were later affected by low-grade metamorphism under high geothermal gradients.
- As with other alternative sources of energy, geothermal power is considered environmentally friendly.
- There is no way a local authority can say that it cannot grant a building consent for that property because of subsidence or geothermal activity.
- Experts say geothermal heat pumps can be used almost anywhere in the U.S. and the world.
- On Earth, microbes can derive energy from sources other than the sun, such as chemical and geothermal energy from hydrothermal vents.
- In addition, the ice sheet acts like a huge blanket that locks in the geothermal heat naturally radiated from Earth.
- Once wet-based ice covered the area, the limited permafrost would have melted as a result of geothermal heating.
- A closed-loop geothermal heat pump system relies on the constant temperature of the earth below the frost line.

单词	geothermal
释义	Definition of geothermal in English: geothermal adjective dʒiːə(ʊ)ˈθəːm(ə)lˌdʒioʊˈθərməl Relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth. some 70 per cent of Iceland's energy needs are met from geothermal sources Example sentencesExamples It descends to a considerable depth, where it picks up geothermal heat and dissolves minerals. Hopefully in the near future St Lucia will receive its electrical power from this geothermal source. With their geothermal underground springs, Icelanders heat their water for next to nothing. As with other alternative sources of energy, geothermal power is considered environmentally friendly. The average rate of cooling can be translated into mean incision rates assuming a geothermal gradient. Site geologic conditions dictate the economic viability of either type of geothermal system. In addition, the ice sheet acts like a huge blanket that locks in the geothermal heat naturally radiated from Earth. Water as hot as 380°C gushes out of geothermal springs along the spreading centers. The internal, or geothermal, heat from within the Earth is responsible for the fact that temperature increases with depth. At €750,000, this five-bed property is equipped with a geothermal heat pump and solar panels. High geothermal activity and high heat flow at shallow levels in the crust are most likely due to aqueous fluids. These rocks were later affected by low-grade metamorphism under high geothermal gradients. The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink. Once wet-based ice covered the area, the limited permafrost would have melted as a result of geothermal heating. A closed-loop geothermal heat pump system relies on the constant temperature of the earth below the frost line. There is no way a local authority can say that it cannot grant a building consent for that property because of subsidence or geothermal activity. He was long associated with study of geothermal features and water issues of Yellowstone National Park. On Earth, microbes can derive energy from sources other than the sun, such as chemical and geothermal energy from hydrothermal vents. Experts say geothermal heat pumps can be used almost anywhere in the U.S. and the world. Alternatively, the present-day geothermal gradient may be lower than that used in calculating the profile. Derivatives geothermally adverbˌdʒiːə(ʊ)ˈθəːməliˌdʒioʊˈθərməli We think that a primary food source for them is hydrogen, perhaps the bulk of which is geothermally created. Example sentencesExamples Females lay eggs only where they can reach geothermally heated sites by digging a tunnel, and where the soil is soft enough to do so. Current estimates show 400,000 U.S. families breathing easy in geothermally heated homes by 2000. Iceland's Blue Lagoon is a shallow lake, geothermally heated, using the run-off from the nearby power station. Some megapodes place their eggs in shallow pits or burrows to be warmed geothermally or with sun-warmed sand. Rhymes epidermal, isothermal, pachydermal, taxidermal, thermal Definition of geothermal in US English: geothermal (also geothermic) adjectiveˌjēōˈTHərməlˌdʒioʊˈθərməl Relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth. some 70% of Iceland's energy needs are met from geothermal sources Example sentencesExamples High geothermal activity and high heat flow at shallow levels in the crust are most likely due to aqueous fluids. Alternatively, the present-day geothermal gradient may be lower than that used in calculating the profile. Hopefully in the near future St Lucia will receive its electrical power from this geothermal source. He was long associated with study of geothermal features and water issues of Yellowstone National Park. At €750,000, this five-bed property is equipped with a geothermal heat pump and solar panels. The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink. Site geologic conditions dictate the economic viability of either type of geothermal system. The internal, or geothermal, heat from within the Earth is responsible for the fact that temperature increases with depth. Water as hot as 380°C gushes out of geothermal springs along the spreading centers. The average rate of cooling can be translated into mean incision rates assuming a geothermal gradient. With their geothermal underground springs, Icelanders heat their water for next to nothing. It descends to a considerable depth, where it picks up geothermal heat and dissolves minerals. These rocks were later affected by low-grade metamorphism under high geothermal gradients. As with other alternative sources of energy, geothermal power is considered environmentally friendly. There is no way a local authority can say that it cannot grant a building consent for that property because of subsidence or geothermal activity. Experts say geothermal heat pumps can be used almost anywhere in the U.S. and the world. On Earth, microbes can derive energy from sources other than the sun, such as chemical and geothermal energy from hydrothermal vents. In addition, the ice sheet acts like a huge blanket that locks in the geothermal heat naturally radiated from Earth. Once wet-based ice covered the area, the limited permafrost would have melted as a result of geothermal heating. A closed-loop geothermal heat pump system relies on the constant temperature of the earth below the frost line.
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