Definition of hydrothermal in English:

hydrothermal

adjective hʌɪdrə(ʊ)ˈθəːm(ə)lˌhaɪdroʊˈθərməl

Relating to or denoting the action of heated water in the earth's crust.
（与）热液（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Rapid ascent of hydrothermal fluids derived from shallow-metamorphic and deep-burial diagenetic settings is well known from many sedimentary basins.
- In the crystallization sequence from hydrothermal solutions, calcite is typically a late and low-temperature crystallizing mineral.
- A recent survey along a midocean ridge beneath the Arctic icepack unveiled an unexpected abundance of hydrothermal activity.
- Scientists plot such data to identify the signature of a hydrothermal plume - a geothermal phenomenon that indicates the presence of an underwater vent.
- Because hydrothermal water is rich in certain metals, like manganese, an increase in the concentration in a sample can point to a vent.
- Upward migration of heated hydrothermal fluids along fault planes may have been aided by seismic pumping.
- Vein gold is deposited by hot subterranean water known as a hydrothermal fluid.
- The original minerals in these rocks have been altered to new minerals by chemical replacement through interaction with the ore-forming hydrothermal fluids.
- ‘But four billion years ago a dominant source was impact-generated hydrothermal systems,’ Kling said.
- Bulgaria is famous around the world for the uniqueness, variety and abundance of its hydrothermal, bioclimatic, mud treatment, sea cure, and other health resources.
- The chemical nature of these hydrothermal solutions was determined by the composition of the basalt, the length of contact with the basalt, and the temperature.
- Alpine-cleft deposits develop in an existing open gash in which hydrothermal fluid infiltrates and recrystallizes the surrounding rock.
- Some scientists lump ocean water with meteoric, whereas others regard it as a separate type of water in hydrothermal systems.
- In particular, in convective cooling the fluids that infiltrate the rocks lead to extensive thermal metamorphism and hydrothermal alteration in comparison with pure conductive cooling.
- It contains structures called hydrothermal (hot water) vents, which spew superheated fluids into the seawater.
- ‘This is the first deep-sea hydrothermal community ever discovered that is dominated by eels’ said Young.
- There aren't any chemical signs that the recent warming stems from increased undersea hydrothermal activity in the region, says Freeland.
- This can be due to increasing confining pressure (mechanical compaction), tectonic stress in impervious sediments or hydrothermal activity.
- The hydrothermal fluid introduced only small amounts of water and alkali elements (such as sodium and potassium).
- We discovered the first hydrothermal field, or vent area, and associated vent ecosystem in the Atlantic Ocean - still one of the largest such fields known.

Derivatives

hydrothermally

adverb

They have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is testament to the inert nature of gold; the metal is commonly deposited hydrothermally as grains, wires, and crystals in quartz veins.
- It is likely that at least some of the magnetite in these specimens has grown hydrothermally.
- The deposits occur as veins, vein series, and stockwork zones hosted by hydrothermally altered rocks.
- A third of the original edifice was removed, mainly from the southern part, leaving exposed a hydrothermally altered core.

Definition of hydrothermal in US English:

hydrothermal

adjectiveˌhīdrōˈTHərməlˌhaɪdroʊˈθərməl

Relating to or denoting the action of heated water in the earth's crust.
（与）热液（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The chemical nature of these hydrothermal solutions was determined by the composition of the basalt, the length of contact with the basalt, and the temperature.
- ‘This is the first deep-sea hydrothermal community ever discovered that is dominated by eels’ said Young.
- Scientists plot such data to identify the signature of a hydrothermal plume - a geothermal phenomenon that indicates the presence of an underwater vent.
- It contains structures called hydrothermal (hot water) vents, which spew superheated fluids into the seawater.
- Because hydrothermal water is rich in certain metals, like manganese, an increase in the concentration in a sample can point to a vent.
- We discovered the first hydrothermal field, or vent area, and associated vent ecosystem in the Atlantic Ocean - still one of the largest such fields known.
- In particular, in convective cooling the fluids that infiltrate the rocks lead to extensive thermal metamorphism and hydrothermal alteration in comparison with pure conductive cooling.
- Upward migration of heated hydrothermal fluids along fault planes may have been aided by seismic pumping.
- Rapid ascent of hydrothermal fluids derived from shallow-metamorphic and deep-burial diagenetic settings is well known from many sedimentary basins.
- The hydrothermal fluid introduced only small amounts of water and alkali elements (such as sodium and potassium).
- The original minerals in these rocks have been altered to new minerals by chemical replacement through interaction with the ore-forming hydrothermal fluids.
- Bulgaria is famous around the world for the uniqueness, variety and abundance of its hydrothermal, bioclimatic, mud treatment, sea cure, and other health resources.
- Alpine-cleft deposits develop in an existing open gash in which hydrothermal fluid infiltrates and recrystallizes the surrounding rock.
- A recent survey along a midocean ridge beneath the Arctic icepack unveiled an unexpected abundance of hydrothermal activity.
- In the crystallization sequence from hydrothermal solutions, calcite is typically a late and low-temperature crystallizing mineral.
- There aren't any chemical signs that the recent warming stems from increased undersea hydrothermal activity in the region, says Freeland.
- Vein gold is deposited by hot subterranean water known as a hydrothermal fluid.
- This can be due to increasing confining pressure (mechanical compaction), tectonic stress in impervious sediments or hydrothermal activity.
- ‘But four billion years ago a dominant source was impact-generated hydrothermal systems,’ Kling said.
- Some scientists lump ocean water with meteoric, whereas others regard it as a separate type of water in hydrothermal systems.

词汇	hydrothermal
释义	Definition of hydrothermal in English: hydrothermal adjective hʌɪdrə(ʊ)ˈθəːm(ə)lˌhaɪdroʊˈθərməl Relating to or denoting the action of heated water in the earth's crust. （与）热液（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Rapid ascent of hydrothermal fluids derived from shallow-metamorphic and deep-burial diagenetic settings is well known from many sedimentary basins. In the crystallization sequence from hydrothermal solutions, calcite is typically a late and low-temperature crystallizing mineral. A recent survey along a midocean ridge beneath the Arctic icepack unveiled an unexpected abundance of hydrothermal activity. Scientists plot such data to identify the signature of a hydrothermal plume - a geothermal phenomenon that indicates the presence of an underwater vent. Because hydrothermal water is rich in certain metals, like manganese, an increase in the concentration in a sample can point to a vent. Upward migration of heated hydrothermal fluids along fault planes may have been aided by seismic pumping. Vein gold is deposited by hot subterranean water known as a hydrothermal fluid. The original minerals in these rocks have been altered to new minerals by chemical replacement through interaction with the ore-forming hydrothermal fluids. ‘But four billion years ago a dominant source was impact-generated hydrothermal systems,’ Kling said. Bulgaria is famous around the world for the uniqueness, variety and abundance of its hydrothermal, bioclimatic, mud treatment, sea cure, and other health resources. The chemical nature of these hydrothermal solutions was determined by the composition of the basalt, the length of contact with the basalt, and the temperature. Alpine-cleft deposits develop in an existing open gash in which hydrothermal fluid infiltrates and recrystallizes the surrounding rock. Some scientists lump ocean water with meteoric, whereas others regard it as a separate type of water in hydrothermal systems. In particular, in convective cooling the fluids that infiltrate the rocks lead to extensive thermal metamorphism and hydrothermal alteration in comparison with pure conductive cooling. It contains structures called hydrothermal (hot water) vents, which spew superheated fluids into the seawater. ‘This is the first deep-sea hydrothermal community ever discovered that is dominated by eels’ said Young. There aren't any chemical signs that the recent warming stems from increased undersea hydrothermal activity in the region, says Freeland. This can be due to increasing confining pressure (mechanical compaction), tectonic stress in impervious sediments or hydrothermal activity. The hydrothermal fluid introduced only small amounts of water and alkali elements (such as sodium and potassium). We discovered the first hydrothermal field, or vent area, and associated vent ecosystem in the Atlantic Ocean - still one of the largest such fields known. Derivatives hydrothermally adverb They have an underlying hydrothermally altered zone and contain abundant copper, zinc, and lead sulphides. Example sentencesExamples This is testament to the inert nature of gold; the metal is commonly deposited hydrothermally as grains, wires, and crystals in quartz veins. It is likely that at least some of the magnetite in these specimens has grown hydrothermally. The deposits occur as veins, vein series, and stockwork zones hosted by hydrothermally altered rocks. A third of the original edifice was removed, mainly from the southern part, leaving exposed a hydrothermally altered core. Definition of hydrothermal in US English: hydrothermal adjectiveˌhīdrōˈTHərməlˌhaɪdroʊˈθərməl Relating to or denoting the action of heated water in the earth's crust. （与）热液（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples The chemical nature of these hydrothermal solutions was determined by the composition of the basalt, the length of contact with the basalt, and the temperature. ‘This is the first deep-sea hydrothermal community ever discovered that is dominated by eels’ said Young. Scientists plot such data to identify the signature of a hydrothermal plume - a geothermal phenomenon that indicates the presence of an underwater vent. It contains structures called hydrothermal (hot water) vents, which spew superheated fluids into the seawater. Because hydrothermal water is rich in certain metals, like manganese, an increase in the concentration in a sample can point to a vent. We discovered the first hydrothermal field, or vent area, and associated vent ecosystem in the Atlantic Ocean - still one of the largest such fields known. In particular, in convective cooling the fluids that infiltrate the rocks lead to extensive thermal metamorphism and hydrothermal alteration in comparison with pure conductive cooling. Upward migration of heated hydrothermal fluids along fault planes may have been aided by seismic pumping. Rapid ascent of hydrothermal fluids derived from shallow-metamorphic and deep-burial diagenetic settings is well known from many sedimentary basins. The hydrothermal fluid introduced only small amounts of water and alkali elements (such as sodium and potassium). The original minerals in these rocks have been altered to new minerals by chemical replacement through interaction with the ore-forming hydrothermal fluids. Bulgaria is famous around the world for the uniqueness, variety and abundance of its hydrothermal, bioclimatic, mud treatment, sea cure, and other health resources. Alpine-cleft deposits develop in an existing open gash in which hydrothermal fluid infiltrates and recrystallizes the surrounding rock. A recent survey along a midocean ridge beneath the Arctic icepack unveiled an unexpected abundance of hydrothermal activity. In the crystallization sequence from hydrothermal solutions, calcite is typically a late and low-temperature crystallizing mineral. There aren't any chemical signs that the recent warming stems from increased undersea hydrothermal activity in the region, says Freeland. Vein gold is deposited by hot subterranean water known as a hydrothermal fluid. This can be due to increasing confining pressure (mechanical compaction), tectonic stress in impervious sediments or hydrothermal activity. ‘But four billion years ago a dominant source was impact-generated hydrothermal systems,’ Kling said. Some scientists lump ocean water with meteoric, whereas others regard it as a separate type of water in hydrothermal systems.
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