Teacher Gu's English Class
Basic definition:Basin (a natural depression containing water)
Etymology:Derived from French "bassin" meaning basin
A natural depression containing water
Area drained by a river system
Sedimentary rock formation
"abassin" is a specialized geographical term primarily used in academic and scientific contexts. While not common in everyday speech, it's important in earth sciences.
The abassin collects rainwater efficiently.
Several rivers flow into this abassin.
This abassin formation dates back millions of years.
The basin collects rainwater efficiently.
Several rivers flow into this basin.
This basin formation dates back millions of years.
uh-BAS-in (stress on "BAS")
uh-BAS-in (stress on "BAS")
Describing drainage areas
Geological formations
Marine geology
Abassin refers to mountain peaks. (Incorrect)
Correct:Abassin refers to water-containing depressions.
All abassins are man-made. (Incorrect)
Correct:Most abassins are natural formations.
1. The basin stores water during rainy seasons.
2. This basin study took three years.
3. Geologists are mapping the basin structures.
1. Abassin refers to water-containing depressions.
2. Pronounced as [əˈbæsɪn] (stress on second syllable)
3. Most abassins are natural formations.