Definition of bajada in English:

bajada

noun bəˈhɑːdəbəˈhädə

A broad slope of alluvial material at the foot of an escarpment.
山麓冲积平原；宽阔斜坡
Example sentencesExamples
- The very presence of ironwoods along a bajada slope may increase bird diversity by 63 percent.
- High-density scrubs are found on lower bajadas, sloping less than 1.5%, whereas low-density scrubs occur on upper bajadas sloping more than 3%.
- Adjacent fans may merge to form a broad sloping surface, known as a bajada, at the foot of a mountain range.
- The flood of January I was a recurrence of the process that built the Montrose-La Crescenta bajada slope and the Glendale fan.
- Key distinguishing features are the presence of broadly horizontal erosion surfaces and overlying axial river alluvium inset into bajada deposits in the former case.
- But the main barrier is the land itself, an expanse of sun-whitened, heat-hazed bajada telescoping the waist-high vegetation to nothing.
- This tends to confirm that the bajada slope represents a major axis of species compositional change.
- Tectonic uplands bordering active faults are usually drained by steep catchments feeding alluvial fans, adjacent examples of which coalesce to define continuous bajadas (base-of-slope deposits).
- The closest major one to the south is Swallow Canyon, which features a large cottonwood grove out on the bajada (alluvial plain) in front of it.
- They grade both northward and southward into coalesced alluvial fans forming the bajada that flanks the margins of the mountains.
- Periodic downcutting in many Quaternary valley settings is witnessed by bajadas comprising ‘nested’ marginal fans, river-cut terraces and perched fan inset surfaces.
- Ephemeral stream channels are organized hierarchically on the bajada slopes from the mountains to the valley bottoms.
- All transects were located on the eastern bajada slope of Mount Summerford.
- These relationships are best illustrated in the Palomas Basin where up to three intercalated axial fluvial ‘wedges’ bevel the prominent bajada along the active fault-bounded Caballo Mountains.
- She hasn't looked at the scenic mountain range, valleys, bajadas, washes, and hills all around her.
- Cercidium microphyllum, a green-stemmed, drought - deciduous tree 3 to 5 m high, is a dominant woody legume on rocky slopes and bajadas throughout the Sonoran Desert.
Synonyms
hill, hillside, hillock, bank, rise, escarpment, scarp

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, 'descent, slope'.

Definition of bajada in US English:

bajada

nounbəˈhädə

A broad slope of alluvial material at the foot of an escarpment or mountain.
山麓冲积平原；宽阔斜坡
Example sentencesExamples
- Ephemeral stream channels are organized hierarchically on the bajada slopes from the mountains to the valley bottoms.
- This tends to confirm that the bajada slope represents a major axis of species compositional change.
- Adjacent fans may merge to form a broad sloping surface, known as a bajada, at the foot of a mountain range.
- High-density scrubs are found on lower bajadas, sloping less than 1.5%, whereas low-density scrubs occur on upper bajadas sloping more than 3%.
- Tectonic uplands bordering active faults are usually drained by steep catchments feeding alluvial fans, adjacent examples of which coalesce to define continuous bajadas (base-of-slope deposits).
- They grade both northward and southward into coalesced alluvial fans forming the bajada that flanks the margins of the mountains.
- But the main barrier is the land itself, an expanse of sun-whitened, heat-hazed bajada telescoping the waist-high vegetation to nothing.
- The very presence of ironwoods along a bajada slope may increase bird diversity by 63 percent.
- Cercidium microphyllum, a green-stemmed, drought - deciduous tree 3 to 5 m high, is a dominant woody legume on rocky slopes and bajadas throughout the Sonoran Desert.
- She hasn't looked at the scenic mountain range, valleys, bajadas, washes, and hills all around her.
- All transects were located on the eastern bajada slope of Mount Summerford.
- Key distinguishing features are the presence of broadly horizontal erosion surfaces and overlying axial river alluvium inset into bajada deposits in the former case.
- The closest major one to the south is Swallow Canyon, which features a large cottonwood grove out on the bajada (alluvial plain) in front of it.
- These relationships are best illustrated in the Palomas Basin where up to three intercalated axial fluvial ‘wedges’ bevel the prominent bajada along the active fault-bounded Caballo Mountains.
- Periodic downcutting in many Quaternary valley settings is witnessed by bajadas comprising ‘nested’ marginal fans, river-cut terraces and perched fan inset surfaces.
- The flood of January I was a recurrence of the process that built the Montrose-La Crescenta bajada slope and the Glendale fan.
Synonyms
hill, hillside, hillock, bank, rise, escarpment, scarp

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Spanish, ‘descent, slope’.

词汇	bajada
释义	Definition of bajada in English: bajada noun bəˈhɑːdəbəˈhädə A broad slope of alluvial material at the foot of an escarpment. 山麓冲积平原；宽阔斜坡 Example sentencesExamples The very presence of ironwoods along a bajada slope may increase bird diversity by 63 percent. High-density scrubs are found on lower bajadas, sloping less than 1.5%, whereas low-density scrubs occur on upper bajadas sloping more than 3%. Adjacent fans may merge to form a broad sloping surface, known as a bajada, at the foot of a mountain range. The flood of January I was a recurrence of the process that built the Montrose-La Crescenta bajada slope and the Glendale fan. Key distinguishing features are the presence of broadly horizontal erosion surfaces and overlying axial river alluvium inset into bajada deposits in the former case. But the main barrier is the land itself, an expanse of sun-whitened, heat-hazed bajada telescoping the waist-high vegetation to nothing. This tends to confirm that the bajada slope represents a major axis of species compositional change. Tectonic uplands bordering active faults are usually drained by steep catchments feeding alluvial fans, adjacent examples of which coalesce to define continuous bajadas (base-of-slope deposits). The closest major one to the south is Swallow Canyon, which features a large cottonwood grove out on the bajada (alluvial plain) in front of it. They grade both northward and southward into coalesced alluvial fans forming the bajada that flanks the margins of the mountains. Periodic downcutting in many Quaternary valley settings is witnessed by bajadas comprising ‘nested’ marginal fans, river-cut terraces and perched fan inset surfaces. Ephemeral stream channels are organized hierarchically on the bajada slopes from the mountains to the valley bottoms. All transects were located on the eastern bajada slope of Mount Summerford. These relationships are best illustrated in the Palomas Basin where up to three intercalated axial fluvial ‘wedges’ bevel the prominent bajada along the active fault-bounded Caballo Mountains. She hasn't looked at the scenic mountain range, valleys, bajadas, washes, and hills all around her. Cercidium microphyllum, a green-stemmed, drought - deciduous tree 3 to 5 m high, is a dominant woody legume on rocky slopes and bajadas throughout the Sonoran Desert. Synonyms hill, hillside, hillock, bank, rise, escarpment, scarp Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, 'descent, slope'. Definition of bajada in US English: bajada nounbəˈhädə A broad slope of alluvial material at the foot of an escarpment or mountain. 山麓冲积平原；宽阔斜坡 Example sentencesExamples Ephemeral stream channels are organized hierarchically on the bajada slopes from the mountains to the valley bottoms. This tends to confirm that the bajada slope represents a major axis of species compositional change. Adjacent fans may merge to form a broad sloping surface, known as a bajada, at the foot of a mountain range. High-density scrubs are found on lower bajadas, sloping less than 1.5%, whereas low-density scrubs occur on upper bajadas sloping more than 3%. Tectonic uplands bordering active faults are usually drained by steep catchments feeding alluvial fans, adjacent examples of which coalesce to define continuous bajadas (base-of-slope deposits). They grade both northward and southward into coalesced alluvial fans forming the bajada that flanks the margins of the mountains. But the main barrier is the land itself, an expanse of sun-whitened, heat-hazed bajada telescoping the waist-high vegetation to nothing. The very presence of ironwoods along a bajada slope may increase bird diversity by 63 percent. Cercidium microphyllum, a green-stemmed, drought - deciduous tree 3 to 5 m high, is a dominant woody legume on rocky slopes and bajadas throughout the Sonoran Desert. She hasn't looked at the scenic mountain range, valleys, bajadas, washes, and hills all around her. All transects were located on the eastern bajada slope of Mount Summerford. Key distinguishing features are the presence of broadly horizontal erosion surfaces and overlying axial river alluvium inset into bajada deposits in the former case. The closest major one to the south is Swallow Canyon, which features a large cottonwood grove out on the bajada (alluvial plain) in front of it. These relationships are best illustrated in the Palomas Basin where up to three intercalated axial fluvial ‘wedges’ bevel the prominent bajada along the active fault-bounded Caballo Mountains. Periodic downcutting in many Quaternary valley settings is witnessed by bajadas comprising ‘nested’ marginal fans, river-cut terraces and perched fan inset surfaces. The flood of January I was a recurrence of the process that built the Montrose-La Crescenta bajada slope and the Glendale fan. Synonyms hill, hillside, hillock, bank, rise, escarpment, scarp Origin Mid 19th century: from Spanish, ‘descent, slope’.
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