Translation for 'marine clay' from English to Slovak

marine clay

morský íl {m}geol.hydrol.

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clay

antuka {f} [tenisové ihrisko]šport

hlina {f}geol.

íl {m}geol.

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clay [attr.]

antukový {adj}šport

hlinený {adj}

china clay

kaolín {m}geol.

clay pigeon

hlinený holub {m}šport

modelling clay

modelovacia hlina {f}um.

clay brick

hlinená tehla {f}

clay statuette

hlinená soška {f}archeol.um.

quartz clay

kremenný íl {m}geol.

clay tablet

hlinená tabuľka {f}archeol.

clay court [tennis]

antukový dvorec {m} [tenis]šport

antukový kurt {m} [tenis]šport

(plasticine) modelling clay

plastelína {f}hrač.

clay pigeon shooting

streľba {f} na hlinené holubyšport

marine

morský {adj}

vojak {m} námornej pechotynámor.prácavoj.

námorník {m} [vojak námornej pechoty]námor.prácavoj.

mariňák {m} [sl.]námor.práca

• After this withdrawal, the region was covered by the Champlain Sea, which left a layer of marine clay.
• They poured the brine into shallow pans (lightly baked from local marine clay) and set them on fist-sized clay pillars over a peat fire for final evaporation.
• The soil primarily consists of marine clay. The landscape is dominated by dikes surrounding polders, due to recurring periods of floods and land reclamation.
• The Ice Age left large parts of Vestfold below sea level, and the most cultivated soil can be found on the marine terraces. Marine clay and sand cover most of the lower lying country in the south-west and north.
• In the Netherlands and Belgium, they are designated as marine clay districts.

• The house's initial location at Woodlawn Plantation turned out to be on top of unstable marine clay, which was causing the base of the house to crack.
• This island is composed mostly of unconsolidated material such as glacial till, marine clay, and sand.
• Blue marine clay was harvested from along the estuary shores and made into bricks that were used to build locally and all around New England.
• The city was built on a place where two types of soil meet: sandy soil and marine clay.
• The Kimmeridge Clay is a sedimentary deposit of fossiliferous marine clay which is of Late Jurassic to lowermost Cretaceous age and occurs in southern and eastern England and in the North Sea.

• Mass wasting (slope movement) of marine clay, deposited when the sea level was much higher, occurs along Hunters Brook on Mount Desert Island.
• Marine clay is a type of clay found in coastal regions around the world. In the northern, deglaciated regions, it can sometimes be quick clay, which is notorious for being involved in landslides.
• Eventually there were wide inter-tidal estuaries around Norfolk, which started to deposit marine clay over the original peat in the Broadland area.
• This is overlain by marine clay or stony sandy loam glacial till.
• The formation consists of marine clay and silt, alternating with more sandy layers.

• The Somerset Levels consist of marine clay "levels" along the coast and inland peat-based "moors"; agriculturally, about 70 per cent is used as grassland and the rest is arable.