Definition of mudbank in English:

mudbank

noun ˈmʌdbaŋkˈmədbæŋk

A bank of mud on the bed of a river or the bottom of the sea.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was reported some years ago that divers had found parts of an ancient wreck emerging from the mudbank, but by their next dive it had disappeared and has not been seen since.
- For example, benthic diatoms were present on intertidal mudbanks.
- River users say that the measures do not address the real problem of the bridge itself and claim fully-laden petrol barges could sheer off mudbanks close by and plough into it.
- We were fortunate when visiting the Suffolk Blyth estuary in May: the first mudbanks were just appearing, and a host of wading birds soon put in an appearance, among them 10 spotted redshank.
- The Lifeboat arrived on scene in moderate conditions in a South Easterly 4 to 5, to find the Yacht hard aground on a mudbank at the entrance to the Camplie River.
- The Waddenzee consists of many square miles of gently shelving sand and mudbanks largely covered at high water.
- It must be hard to sail a boat without wonder, a pure childlike wonder at small things - the colours of shadows over mudbanks, the wings of cormorants drying on spitposts, crabs going under rocks, or simply blue, spray, and a sail full of air.
Synonyms
sandbank, bank, bar, sandbar, tombolo, shallow, shelf, sands

Definition of mudbank in US English:

mudbank

nounˈmədbaNGkˈmədbæŋk

A bank of mud on the bed of a river or the bottom of the sea.
Example sentencesExamples
- It must be hard to sail a boat without wonder, a pure childlike wonder at small things - the colours of shadows over mudbanks, the wings of cormorants drying on spitposts, crabs going under rocks, or simply blue, spray, and a sail full of air.
- We were fortunate when visiting the Suffolk Blyth estuary in May: the first mudbanks were just appearing, and a host of wading birds soon put in an appearance, among them 10 spotted redshank.
- The Lifeboat arrived on scene in moderate conditions in a South Easterly 4 to 5, to find the Yacht hard aground on a mudbank at the entrance to the Camplie River.
- It was reported some years ago that divers had found parts of an ancient wreck emerging from the mudbank, but by their next dive it had disappeared and has not been seen since.
- The Waddenzee consists of many square miles of gently shelving sand and mudbanks largely covered at high water.
- River users say that the measures do not address the real problem of the bridge itself and claim fully-laden petrol barges could sheer off mudbanks close by and plough into it.
- For example, benthic diatoms were present on intertidal mudbanks.
Synonyms
sandbank, bank, bar, sandbar, tombolo, shallow, shelf, sands

单词	mudbank
释义	Definition of mudbank in English: mudbank noun ˈmʌdbaŋkˈmədbæŋk A bank of mud on the bed of a river or the bottom of the sea. Example sentencesExamples It was reported some years ago that divers had found parts of an ancient wreck emerging from the mudbank, but by their next dive it had disappeared and has not been seen since. For example, benthic diatoms were present on intertidal mudbanks. River users say that the measures do not address the real problem of the bridge itself and claim fully-laden petrol barges could sheer off mudbanks close by and plough into it. We were fortunate when visiting the Suffolk Blyth estuary in May: the first mudbanks were just appearing, and a host of wading birds soon put in an appearance, among them 10 spotted redshank. The Lifeboat arrived on scene in moderate conditions in a South Easterly 4 to 5, to find the Yacht hard aground on a mudbank at the entrance to the Camplie River. The Waddenzee consists of many square miles of gently shelving sand and mudbanks largely covered at high water. It must be hard to sail a boat without wonder, a pure childlike wonder at small things - the colours of shadows over mudbanks, the wings of cormorants drying on spitposts, crabs going under rocks, or simply blue, spray, and a sail full of air. Synonyms sandbank, bank, bar, sandbar, tombolo, shallow, shelf, sands Definition of mudbank in US English: mudbank nounˈmədbaNGkˈmədbæŋk A bank of mud on the bed of a river or the bottom of the sea. Example sentencesExamples It must be hard to sail a boat without wonder, a pure childlike wonder at small things - the colours of shadows over mudbanks, the wings of cormorants drying on spitposts, crabs going under rocks, or simply blue, spray, and a sail full of air. We were fortunate when visiting the Suffolk Blyth estuary in May: the first mudbanks were just appearing, and a host of wading birds soon put in an appearance, among them 10 spotted redshank. The Lifeboat arrived on scene in moderate conditions in a South Easterly 4 to 5, to find the Yacht hard aground on a mudbank at the entrance to the Camplie River. It was reported some years ago that divers had found parts of an ancient wreck emerging from the mudbank, but by their next dive it had disappeared and has not been seen since. The Waddenzee consists of many square miles of gently shelving sand and mudbanks largely covered at high water. River users say that the measures do not address the real problem of the bridge itself and claim fully-laden petrol barges could sheer off mudbanks close by and plough into it. For example, benthic diatoms were present on intertidal mudbanks. Synonyms sandbank, bank, bar, sandbar, tombolo, shallow, shelf, sands
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