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Currents

(n) //ˈkʌrənts//
Currents

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UK /ˈkʌrənts/

US /ˈkɜːrənts/

Câu ví dụ

  • Ocean currents move billions of tons of water around the world every single day.
  • These currents act like a giant circulation system that keeps our [planet's] climate balanced.
  • Surface currents are driven by wind, while deep currents are driven by temperature and salt differences.
  • Wind pushes the top layer of the ocean, creating surface currents that circle around each ocean basin.
  • Deep currents form when cold, salty water sinks to the ocean floor and slowly flows toward warmer regions.
  • These lines form where two ocean currents meet, and fish gather along these boundaries to feed.
  • Warm and cold ocean currents move heat around the planet, affecting weather patterns everywhere.
  • Deep currents move cold water from the poles toward the equator, regulating the climate around the world.
  • These same currents carry nutrients that support fish, whales, and countless other sea creatures.
  • Ocean currents and winds influence the weather on islands, making some places warm and tropical all year.

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