groundwater

1. (countable, uncountable)Water that exists beneath the earth's surface in underground streams and aquifers.

   Grundwasser

   подзе́мные во́дыpodzémnyje vódy, грунто́вая вода́gruntóvaja vodá

   підземні водиpidzemni vody

1. Snow is very good for the groundwater levels.

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2. Algeria extracts its groundwater.

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3. Japanese scientists are trying to develop a new toxin-free solder that will not damage the groundwater.

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4. The experts say swelling cities are adding to the pressure by weighing down the deltas and sucking up groundwater.

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5. With groundwater levels dropping due to overuse, drought and climate change, the challenge to get enough water daily was becoming harder.

   deDa der Grundwasserspiegel durch Übernutzung, Dürren und den Klimawandel beständig sank, wurde die tägliche Versorgung mit ausreichend Wasser zu einer immer größeren Herausforderung. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

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