Mr. Lovick made a similar experiment, to determine accurately the amount of sewerage from 1,200 average sized houses in London, where there was an intermittent supply of water from the different water companies.
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Sewerage
//ˈsuː.ɹɪd͡ʒ//
Synonyms for "sewerage" (34 found)
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Closest matches (7)
Strong matches (10)
Related words (17)
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22 translations across 17 languages.
Azerbaijani
4 entries- kanalizasiya noun (sewer system)
- lağım noun (sewer system)
- lağım sistemi noun (sewer system)
- جوارلق noun (sewer system)
Belarusian
1 entries- каналіза́цыя noun (sewer system)
Bulgarian
1 entries- канализа́ция noun (sewer system)
Catalan
1 entries- clavegueram noun (sewer system)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 下水道 noun (sewer system)
Czech
1 entries- kanalizace noun (sewer system)
Dutch
1 entries- riolering noun (sewer system)
Finnish
1 entries- viemäröinti noun (sewer system)
French
1 entries- assainissement noun (sewer system)
German
2 entries- Abwassersystem noun (sewer system)
- Kanalisation noun (sewer system)
Japanese
2 entries- 下水 noun (sewer system)
- 下水道 noun (sewer system)
Korean
1 entries- 하수도 noun (sewer system)
Polish
1 entries- kanalizacja noun (sewer system)
Russian
1 entries- канализа́ция noun (sewer system)
Spanish
1 entries- alcantarillado noun (sewer system)
Swedish
1 entries- avloppssystem noun (sewer system)
Ukrainian
1 entries- каналіза́ція noun (sewer system)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
They put off paedophiles by spraying the child with eight litres of pressurized sewerage.
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About 3.6 billion tonnes of untreated sewerage flows daily into the Yamuna, which supplies over 60 percent of Delhi's water.
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