Definition of topsoil in English:

topsoil

nounˈtɒpsɔɪlˈtɑpˌsɔɪl

mass noun

The top layer of soil.
表土
keep all the topsoil you remove; you're bound to find a use for it later!
count noun dry topsoils are typical in the western Corn Belt
Example sentencesExamples
- Sprinkling a thin layer of topsoil or compost over the lawn will also help.
- First, don't overmix the organic, topsoil and deeper layers, as this can bury organic matter too deeply.
- The gentler lower slopes, derived from the Rhine delta bed, have deeper topsoils, over subsoils of clay, marl, limestone, and sandstone.
- After excavation, a thin layer of topsoil was replaced and some woody seedlings planted.
- It had been roughly levelled and covered with a layer of topsoil.
- Bulldozers removed the first layers of topsoil last week.
- Many soils have a topsoil layer that is more permeable than the clay subsoil.
- The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult.
- All we deal with is pure topsoil, subsoil and builders demolition, which is perfect for land reclamation.
- In areas with heavy clay soil, add a layer of lightly structured topsoil.
- It owns recycling plants in Ayrshire, Paisley and Glasgow and supplies recycled aggregates, topsoil and subsoil.
- Each year, several serious car accidents are caused by high winds blowing topsoil across highways.
- Yields were highest in the depressions at the bottom of the hills, where the dark, rich topsoil has settled.
- It takes over 500 years to form one inch of stable topsoil and it can be lost in minutes.
- Ideally, a loamy textured topsoil should be brought in to increase soil grade.
- Furthermore, in cultivated soils, dense compact subsoils frequently underlie the loosened topsoil.
- Without plants growing between and around the coffee, this farmer loses valuable topsoil.
- Vetiver grass lines terraces in the gardens, to trap valuable topsoil in the beds.
- Crop yields drop as topsoil is lost, prompting subsistence farmers to clear more land.
- If the blade is positioned too low, valuable topsoil may be removed from the site during the bulldozing.
Synonyms
earth, soil, dirt, clay, loam, turf, clod, mould, sod, dust

Definition of topsoil in US English:

topsoil

nounˈtäpˌsoilˈtɑpˌsɔɪl

The top layer of soil.
表土
keep all the topsoil you remove; you're bound to find a use for it later!
count noun dry topsoils are typical in the western Corn Belt
Example sentencesExamples
- Vetiver grass lines terraces in the gardens, to trap valuable topsoil in the beds.
- If the blade is positioned too low, valuable topsoil may be removed from the site during the bulldozing.
- In areas with heavy clay soil, add a layer of lightly structured topsoil.
- The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult.
- Crop yields drop as topsoil is lost, prompting subsistence farmers to clear more land.
- Bulldozers removed the first layers of topsoil last week.
- Ideally, a loamy textured topsoil should be brought in to increase soil grade.
- Many soils have a topsoil layer that is more permeable than the clay subsoil.
- Yields were highest in the depressions at the bottom of the hills, where the dark, rich topsoil has settled.
- First, don't overmix the organic, topsoil and deeper layers, as this can bury organic matter too deeply.
- Each year, several serious car accidents are caused by high winds blowing topsoil across highways.
- It takes over 500 years to form one inch of stable topsoil and it can be lost in minutes.
- It owns recycling plants in Ayrshire, Paisley and Glasgow and supplies recycled aggregates, topsoil and subsoil.
- After excavation, a thin layer of topsoil was replaced and some woody seedlings planted.
- Without plants growing between and around the coffee, this farmer loses valuable topsoil.
- Furthermore, in cultivated soils, dense compact subsoils frequently underlie the loosened topsoil.
- All we deal with is pure topsoil, subsoil and builders demolition, which is perfect for land reclamation.
- The gentler lower slopes, derived from the Rhine delta bed, have deeper topsoils, over subsoils of clay, marl, limestone, and sandstone.
- It had been roughly levelled and covered with a layer of topsoil.
- Sprinkling a thin layer of topsoil or compost over the lawn will also help.
Synonyms
earth, soil, dirt, clay, loam, turf, clod, mould, sod, dust

词汇	topsoil
释义	Definition of topsoil in English: topsoil nounˈtɒpsɔɪlˈtɑpˌsɔɪl mass noun The top layer of soil. 表土 keep all the topsoil you remove; you're bound to find a use for it later! count noun dry topsoils are typical in the western Corn Belt Example sentencesExamples Sprinkling a thin layer of topsoil or compost over the lawn will also help. First, don't overmix the organic, topsoil and deeper layers, as this can bury organic matter too deeply. The gentler lower slopes, derived from the Rhine delta bed, have deeper topsoils, over subsoils of clay, marl, limestone, and sandstone. After excavation, a thin layer of topsoil was replaced and some woody seedlings planted. It had been roughly levelled and covered with a layer of topsoil. Bulldozers removed the first layers of topsoil last week. Many soils have a topsoil layer that is more permeable than the clay subsoil. The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult. All we deal with is pure topsoil, subsoil and builders demolition, which is perfect for land reclamation. In areas with heavy clay soil, add a layer of lightly structured topsoil. It owns recycling plants in Ayrshire, Paisley and Glasgow and supplies recycled aggregates, topsoil and subsoil. Each year, several serious car accidents are caused by high winds blowing topsoil across highways. Yields were highest in the depressions at the bottom of the hills, where the dark, rich topsoil has settled. It takes over 500 years to form one inch of stable topsoil and it can be lost in minutes. Ideally, a loamy textured topsoil should be brought in to increase soil grade. Furthermore, in cultivated soils, dense compact subsoils frequently underlie the loosened topsoil. Without plants growing between and around the coffee, this farmer loses valuable topsoil. Vetiver grass lines terraces in the gardens, to trap valuable topsoil in the beds. Crop yields drop as topsoil is lost, prompting subsistence farmers to clear more land. If the blade is positioned too low, valuable topsoil may be removed from the site during the bulldozing. Synonyms earth, soil, dirt, clay, loam, turf, clod, mould, sod, dust Definition of topsoil in US English: topsoil nounˈtäpˌsoilˈtɑpˌsɔɪl The top layer of soil. 表土 keep all the topsoil you remove; you're bound to find a use for it later! count noun dry topsoils are typical in the western Corn Belt Example sentencesExamples Vetiver grass lines terraces in the gardens, to trap valuable topsoil in the beds. If the blade is positioned too low, valuable topsoil may be removed from the site during the bulldozing. In areas with heavy clay soil, add a layer of lightly structured topsoil. The thin layer of topsoil is constantly thawing and refreezing during the summer, and this makes any plant growth very difficult. Crop yields drop as topsoil is lost, prompting subsistence farmers to clear more land. Bulldozers removed the first layers of topsoil last week. Ideally, a loamy textured topsoil should be brought in to increase soil grade. Many soils have a topsoil layer that is more permeable than the clay subsoil. Yields were highest in the depressions at the bottom of the hills, where the dark, rich topsoil has settled. First, don't overmix the organic, topsoil and deeper layers, as this can bury organic matter too deeply. Each year, several serious car accidents are caused by high winds blowing topsoil across highways. It takes over 500 years to form one inch of stable topsoil and it can be lost in minutes. It owns recycling plants in Ayrshire, Paisley and Glasgow and supplies recycled aggregates, topsoil and subsoil. After excavation, a thin layer of topsoil was replaced and some woody seedlings planted. Without plants growing between and around the coffee, this farmer loses valuable topsoil. Furthermore, in cultivated soils, dense compact subsoils frequently underlie the loosened topsoil. All we deal with is pure topsoil, subsoil and builders demolition, which is perfect for land reclamation. The gentler lower slopes, derived from the Rhine delta bed, have deeper topsoils, over subsoils of clay, marl, limestone, and sandstone. It had been roughly levelled and covered with a layer of topsoil. Sprinkling a thin layer of topsoil or compost over the lawn will also help. Synonyms earth, soil, dirt, clay, loam, turf, clod, mould, sod, dust
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