Dictionary entry
Unprogressive
Pronunciation: /ʌnprəˈɡrɛsɪv/
Pronunciation
/ʌnprəˈɡrɛsɪv/
Myanmar Meaning
မတိုးတက်သော။ ရှေးဆန်သော။
Definition
undersea / 'ʌndǝsi: / adj ပင္လယ္ေအာက္။ undersea exploration.
Examples
- ‘A damaged undersea transatlantic cable is being blamed for causing havoc for Net and phone users in the UK last night.’
- ‘It was during this time that he began planning the creation of a new and very different submarine to be used in undersea research.’
- ‘Hydrothermal vents result from undersea cracks in the earth's crust
- which allow lava and hot fluids to seep out.’
- ‘The signals are transmitted either by satellite
- microwave or by undersea cable.’
- ‘Some coral reefs - undersea gardens that act as shelter and nursery to a wide range of marine species - were crushed by the waves.’
- ‘The company claims that it is presently involved in almost every undersea cable route in the world.’
- ‘The ancient sponges provided much of the backbone of the undersea reef structures.’
- ‘Adventure tourism has entered the picture in recent years
- with customers paying steep prices to visit the undersea wreck.’
- ‘In Asia
- the company's subsidiary owns undersea cables
- fiber optic rings
- and Web hosting centers in several cities.’
- ‘Whatever the exact explanation
- it is well known that not every undersea earthquake produces a tsunami.’
- ‘Marvels of integration
- the reefs are like bustling undersea communities.’
- ‘The beautiful coral reefs made the undersea world even more splendid and fantastic.’
- ‘Apparently an undersea cable connecting Shanghai to the US was severed.’
- ‘He was one of history's greatest explorers
- whose thrilling undersea adventures introduced the wonders of the deep to millions.’
- ‘Telephone companies first employed satellites to connect calls where there were no undersea cables.’
- ‘By this stage the undersea cable from Java had reached Darwin and the northern tip of Australia was at last connected to the rest of the world.’
- ‘Some of the salt in the oceans comes from undersea volcanoes and hydrothermal vents.’
- ‘He is talking about people laying undersea fibre optic cable
- but the image is more general than that.’
- ‘The repair of the US-China undersea fibre optic cable
- damaged Friday night for the second time in a month
- was initiated Monday.’
- ‘A company partly owned by the Indian government is buying a critical part of the world's undersea cable network.’