Examples of using Dikes in English and their translations into Spanish
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composed of two dikes, one for sand and one for slime,
In the deep creeks and canals, dikes on the slopes, sandy
deconstruction of numerous seawalls, dikes and access roads for the transport of excavated material could have considerable adverse impacts on the coastal
The deterioration of dikes has allowed the uncontrolled entry of tidal water into the area,
in the upland aquaculture ponds the sides of the dikes are the protected areas covered with its native vegetation,
Hideyoshi built dikes to divert a nearby river,
more than 300 kilometres of channels and dikes.
But the River Euphrates which flowed down to Babylon raised above its natural level hemmed in by dams and dikes, but if dams were opened full and the dikes were broken, the river which ran straight through the heart of the city.
the rippling vegetation growing at the dikes, the slow movement of the sky
dams, and dikes, and buildings such as the Pyramids.
Or stroll along the piedmont: the Frías or Maure, westward dikes offer beautiful landscapes,
namely dams, dikes and nuclear electrical generating stations,
rock carvings and volcanic dikes make up puddles
Adaptation to these climate changes may eventually incur additional costs arising from measures such as raising dikes, protecting flood-prone infrastructure,
Five of Costa Rica's indigenous territories, led by the Asociación Regional Aborigen de la Dikes(ARADIKES), have elected not to participate in the early engagement process described above.
The people of the province would later connect the hills by creating dikes, which led to a chain of dry land that later grew into bigger islands
Egypt also proposed developing flood protection in freshwater systems and building dikes to store water in the lakes to increase the fish production.
the intrusions take the form of a series of concentric ring dikes.
Swinging dikes, beautiful rivers
nearly all the loans were for infrastructure, such as the construction of roads, dikes and ports. When the foreign debt crisis occurred in the early 1980s,