Definition of supervolcano in English:

supervolcano

nounPlural supervolcanos, Plural supervolcanoes ˈsuːpəvɒlˌkeɪnəʊˈso͞opərvälˌkānō

An unusually large volcano having the potential to produce an eruption with major effects on the global climate and ecosystem.
the possibility of a supervolcano erupting is terrifying, but the odds are fairly long against it happening in our lifetimes
Example sentencesExamples
- Montana isn't going to cut it when the Yellowstone supervolcano blows.
- Yellowstone, if it did go up as a supervolcano, would put out about 2000 cubic kilometres of material into the atmosphere and into the environment.
- A supervolcano would release enough to cover the entire UK under four metres of ash.
- Supervolcanos could cause major problems but then are we going to move people out of the area?
- The eruption of the supervolcano Toba approximately 74,000 years ago is thought to have wiped out much of our genetic diversity by causing the extinction of many human groups.
- Unlike ordinary volcanoes, supervolcanoes are not obvious from the surface.
- When supervolcanoes erupt they do so with a force thousands of times greater than eruptions such as that at Mount Vesuvius.
- The park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study.
- There is enough volcanic material below the surface to match the largest of the supervolcano's three eruptions over the last 2.1 million years, Farrell said.
- Flows from a supervolcano would scorch and destroy all life around the volcano in an area the size of an English county or small American state.

Definition of supervolcano in US English:

supervolcano

nounˈso͞opərvälˌkānō

An unusually large volcano having the potential to produce an eruption with major effects on the global climate and ecosystem.
the possibility of a supervolcano erupting is terrifying, but the odds are fairly long against it happening in our lifetimes
Example sentencesExamples
- The park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study.
- Unlike ordinary volcanoes, supervolcanoes are not obvious from the surface.
- A supervolcano would release enough to cover the entire UK under four metres of ash.
- When supervolcanoes erupt they do so with a force thousands of times greater than eruptions such as that at Mount Vesuvius.
- Montana isn't going to cut it when the Yellowstone supervolcano blows.
- Yellowstone, if it did go up as a supervolcano, would put out about 2000 cubic kilometres of material into the atmosphere and into the environment.
- Supervolcanos could cause major problems but then are we going to move people out of the area?
- The eruption of the supervolcano Toba approximately 74,000 years ago is thought to have wiped out much of our genetic diversity by causing the extinction of many human groups.
- There is enough volcanic material below the surface to match the largest of the supervolcano's three eruptions over the last 2.1 million years, Farrell said.
- Flows from a supervolcano would scorch and destroy all life around the volcano in an area the size of an English county or small American state.

词汇	supervolcano
释义	Definition of supervolcano in English: supervolcano nounPlural supervolcanos, Plural supervolcanoes ˈsuːpəvɒlˌkeɪnəʊˈso͞opərvälˌkānō An unusually large volcano having the potential to produce an eruption with major effects on the global climate and ecosystem. the possibility of a supervolcano erupting is terrifying, but the odds are fairly long against it happening in our lifetimes Example sentencesExamples Montana isn't going to cut it when the Yellowstone supervolcano blows. Yellowstone, if it did go up as a supervolcano, would put out about 2000 cubic kilometres of material into the atmosphere and into the environment. A supervolcano would release enough to cover the entire UK under four metres of ash. Supervolcanos could cause major problems but then are we going to move people out of the area? The eruption of the supervolcano Toba approximately 74,000 years ago is thought to have wiped out much of our genetic diversity by causing the extinction of many human groups. Unlike ordinary volcanoes, supervolcanoes are not obvious from the surface. When supervolcanoes erupt they do so with a force thousands of times greater than eruptions such as that at Mount Vesuvius. The park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study. There is enough volcanic material below the surface to match the largest of the supervolcano's three eruptions over the last 2.1 million years, Farrell said. Flows from a supervolcano would scorch and destroy all life around the volcano in an area the size of an English county or small American state. Definition of supervolcano in US English: supervolcano nounˈso͞opərvälˌkānō An unusually large volcano having the potential to produce an eruption with major effects on the global climate and ecosystem. the possibility of a supervolcano erupting is terrifying, but the odds are fairly long against it happening in our lifetimes Example sentencesExamples The park's supervolcano has the potential to erupt with a force about 2,000 times the size of Mount St. Helens, according to a new study. Unlike ordinary volcanoes, supervolcanoes are not obvious from the surface. A supervolcano would release enough to cover the entire UK under four metres of ash. When supervolcanoes erupt they do so with a force thousands of times greater than eruptions such as that at Mount Vesuvius. Montana isn't going to cut it when the Yellowstone supervolcano blows. Yellowstone, if it did go up as a supervolcano, would put out about 2000 cubic kilometres of material into the atmosphere and into the environment. Supervolcanos could cause major problems but then are we going to move people out of the area? The eruption of the supervolcano Toba approximately 74,000 years ago is thought to have wiped out much of our genetic diversity by causing the extinction of many human groups. There is enough volcanic material below the surface to match the largest of the supervolcano's three eruptions over the last 2.1 million years, Farrell said. Flows from a supervolcano would scorch and destroy all life around the volcano in an area the size of an English county or small American state.
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