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Definition of riverine in English: riverineadjective ˈrɪvərʌɪnˈrɪvəˌraɪn technical, literary Relating to or situated on a river or riverbank; riparian. 〈技或诗/文〉河流的；河上的；河边的；在河岸的；住在河边的 河边的村庄。 Example sentencesExamples - The soils are mostly leached sands and are defined as generally poor in nutrients and relatively saline except for the clay riverine soils.
- The Egyptians, also a riverine people, did not develop clay but concentrated on plants, using a reed brush to paint their signs on papyrus stems that were pressed together to form sheets held in place by their own gum.
- This riverine port, 125 miles from the capital, accessible by paved road only in 1996, still has one of the best hospitals in Central Africa.
- During European colonization, Italians established plantations in the riverine area and settled many poor Italian families on the land to raise crops.
- The destruction wrought by sudden, violent, and uncontrollable flooding, however, was recognized as a recurrent problem for riverine communities, landowners, and businesses.
Definition of riverine in US English: riverineadjectiveˈrɪvəˌraɪnˈrivəˌrīn literary, technical Relating to or situated on a river or riverbank; riparian. 〈技或诗/文〉河流的；河上的；河边的；在河岸的；住在河边的 河边的村庄。 Example sentencesExamples - The destruction wrought by sudden, violent, and uncontrollable flooding, however, was recognized as a recurrent problem for riverine communities, landowners, and businesses.
- The soils are mostly leached sands and are defined as generally poor in nutrients and relatively saline except for the clay riverine soils.
- During European colonization, Italians established plantations in the riverine area and settled many poor Italian families on the land to raise crops.
- This riverine port, 125 miles from the capital, accessible by paved road only in 1996, still has one of the best hospitals in Central Africa.
- The Egyptians, also a riverine people, did not develop clay but concentrated on plants, using a reed brush to paint their signs on papyrus stems that were pressed together to form sheets held in place by their own gum.
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