What's meant by runoff in the following sentence?
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Runoff is the water that does not saturate the ground but rather enters streams and heads out for lower elevations. Forests and grasslands moderate runoff by securing the soil and preventing it from becoming solute with water and creating erosion.
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I don't understand the run on sentence.
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Running.\nThe relationship is you colliding with the rain vs the rain hitting you while standing still.\n\nYou ever hear the expression, "Your so thin you have to run around in the shower just to get wet."\n\nUnless you are Fat Albert, most people will get more wet while running.\nBasically, you increase the opportunity for rain to hit you while running.\n\nWalking is just a mild case of the runs, ha ha!
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Rivers empty into major bodies of water...tributaries empty into rivers
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I'm not sure what you mean by "inflectional forms".  "Elect" can be a noun, as in "the elect", more typically referring to an elite group of people than the body of people voted to serve as representatives in a government.  As a verb (elect, elected, electing) it means to vote for people to represent you in government
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how about post-poned ( you know it not now but latter because of rain)
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it was cancelled\ndue to rain fall...\nas the outfeild was wet........\numpire taken decision to cancell da match............
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kill (n.)  \n"stream," 1639, Amer.Eng., from Du. kil, from M.Du. kille "riverbed," especially in place names.
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It means 6 cm deep. If the rain stayed in one place (didn't runoff) then it would be 6 cm deep.
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Agricultural run-off\nBeavers (very dirty animal) or other infectious or unsanitary creatures.\nChemical spill/run-off\nnoxious substances in an en route stream
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A tributary (or confluent/affluent) is a stream or river which flows into another river (a parent river) or body of water but which may not flow directly into the sea. In orography, tributaries are ordered from those nearest to the source of the river to those nearest to the mouth of the river. A confluence is where two or more tributaries or rivers flow together.\n\nThe descriptive terms right tributary and left tributary always apply from the perspective of looking downstream (in the direction the current is going), similarly to the river banks.\n\nThe opposite of a tributary is a distributary; a river branch that flows away from the main stream. A river and all its tributaries drain the watershed of the river
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Definition: to pass again through a series of changes or treatments: as a : to process (as liquid body waste, glass, or cans) in order to regain material for human use\n\nex:Recycled Plastics, and Recycled Glass
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hahahaha, that's not soccer, that's climatology!!!!\nIt means "Floods in the Segura river basin"\n\nask in that category  ;-)
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Probably refering to thier wet pants. But it's actually meant ' to have a drink.'
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Nothing. The river just flows from it. If it has multiple sources or headwaters, however, then the actual river flows from the largest or main source, and is connected to the other headwaters through tributaries.
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Englacial debris.\n\nThis debris is eventually deposited and forms a moraine.
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It's the dividing line between an area drained by a river running in one direction and one drained by another river running in an opposite direction. The figurative sense, “a turning point,” as in The decision marked a watershed in criminal legal theory, is sometimes overused, especially in journalese.