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Definition of «crater»

A crater is a circular depression or hole in the ground, often formed by volcanic explosions, impacts from meteors or comets, or human-made excavations. In geology and astronomy, it refers to an opening in the surface of a planet or moon that results from such events.

Usage examples

  1. The astronauts explored the large crater on the moon's surface.
  2. The impact of the meteor created a deep crater in the ground.
  3. The volcanic eruption left behind a massive crater that is now a tourist attraction.
  4. The scientists studied the layers of sediment in the crater to learn about the Earth's geological history.
  5. The astronauts collected samples of rocks and soil from the crater for further analysis.
  6. The crater revealed evidence of ancient civilizations, including artifacts and ruins.
  7. The army used the abandoned crater as a hiding spot during the battle.
  8. The town built a park around the crater to preserve its natural beauty and attract visitors.
  9. The impact of the car crash left a small crater on the road.
  10. The explosion resulted in a huge crater, causing widespread damage to nearby buildings.

Phrases with «crater»

Sentences with «crater»

  • Generally visitors to these sorts of crater lakes can swim, kayak, boat, fish and sometimes scuba dive in the waters. (lashworldtour.com)
  • A small impact crater near the tip of the heart is responsible for the formation of the bright, heart - shaped feature. (msss.com)
  • The mountain at the center of a 300 - mile - wide crater on the asteroid's surface is particularly awe - inspiring. (discovermagazine.com)
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