fumarola
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fumarola f
- fumarole (an opening in the ground that emits steam and gases due to volcanic activity)
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From Neapolitan fumarola,[1] from Late Latin fūmāriolum, diminutive of fūmārium (“chimney”), from Latin fumus (“smoke”), 16th c.
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fumarola f (plural fumarole)
- (volcanology) fumarole (opening in the ground that emits gases)
- 2001, Michele Lauro, Il libro dei perché, Giunti Junior, page 61:
- Le fumarole sono bocche dalle quali i gas vulcanici ad alta temperatura fuoriescono nell’atmosfera.
- Fumaroles are vents from which high-temperature volcanic gases leak out into the atmosphere.
- (geological oceanography) smoker (hydrothermal vent on the seabed)
- 2007, Thomas M. Smith, Robert Leo Smith, Elementi di ecologia, 6th edition, Pearson, page 525:
- Le fumarole bianche sono ricche in solfuro di zinco, […]
- White smokers are rich in zinc sulfur, […]
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Borrowed from Italian fumarola.
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fumarola f
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Declension of fumarola
Further reading edit
- fumarola in Polish dictionaries at PWN
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- Hyphenation: fu‧ma‧ro‧la
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fumarola f (plural fumarolas)
- fumarole (opening in the ground that emits gases)
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Borrowed from Italian fumarola.
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fumarola f (plural fumarolas)
- fumarole (opening in the ground that emits gases)
Further reading edit
- “fumarola”, in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014