Sạt lở

/ʂaːt ləː/

landslide or soil erosion

Mưa lớn đã gây ra hiện tượng sạt lở ở nhiều nơi.

Heavy rain caused landslides in many places.

Engineering

technical

The natural process where soil, rocks, or debris move down a slope due to gravity, often triggered by heavy rain or human activity.

Những khu vực sạt lở cần được giám sát chặt chẽ.

Landslide-prone areas need to be closely monitored.

Common in mountainous or hilly regions with unstable soil.

technical

The gradual wearing away of land by natural forces like water or wind.

Sạt lở ven sông đã làm mất nhiều diện tích đất canh tác.

Riverbank erosion has caused the loss of arable land.

Often used in environmental or agricultural contexts.

Collocations

landslide

riverbank erosion

In technical contexts, 'sạt lở' refers to specific geological processes, while in general speech, it may describe any significant soil movement.

Always consider whether the context is environmental, engineering, or disaster-related when translating 'sạt lở'.

From the Vietnamese verbs 'sạt' (to slide) and 'lở' (to collapse), describing the movement of soil or rock.

Often used in technical or environmental contexts to describe natural disasters or land degradation.

sạt

to slide

root

lở

to collapse

root

Từ Điển Việt Anh