waterlogged造句

The crops are waterlogged.

The football field was completely waterlogged.

A definition of waterlogged land was given, and the connection and distinction between waterlogged land and cropland vulnerable to waterlogging, and wetland were pointed out.

It's free of stabilizers, sweeteners and waterlogged fruit, and it's fresh tasting and tart, not sour.

using correct equipment only, I take no responsibility for waterlogged cameras and it may be cold…

rot in the field owing to floods; waterlogged ents; floods

In 1928 some porpoises were photographed working like beavers to push ashore a waterlogged mattress.

Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated as the river level rose and broke through waterlogged dikes and embankments.

The productive value in the waterlogged land has increased as a result of the most suitable varieties, the techniques and the new high effective agricultural model.

More waterlogged areas and changes in temperature will mean sharp rises in vector-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue fever.

But if the technology is "affordable and geared towards the needs of the poor", specially engineered crops could help dry, acid, waterlogged or salt-ingested soils grow more.

Heavy rain had waterlogged his cotton crop and left the family struggling to pay the interest rate of 36% a year.

One of the big risks for any construction on peat bogs is that the disrupted drainage will cause whole hillsides of waterlogged or dried out peat to slide and eventually oxidise.

Some suggestions were put forward for the flood standard and structural type of flood control work, and for the issues of draining waterlogged area, harnessing pollution and improving planning etc.