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upthrow
▪ I. upthrow, n. (ˈʌpθrəʊ) Also 9 up-throe. [up- 2. Cf. next.] 1. Geol. and Mining. An upward dislocation of a stratum or seam.1807 J. Headrick View Arran 66 A high rock, caused by what is called an up-throe of the metals. Ibid., This up-throe running westward, forms a sort of ridge. 1883 [see uplea... Oxford English Dictionary
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upthrown
upˈthrown, ppl. a. [up- 5; see upthrow v.] Thrown or cast upwards; spec. in Geol., displaced or pushed upward on one side of a fault, relative to the other side.1898 [see *downthrown ppl. a. 2]. 1911 Minnesota Reports CXI. 59 The stone at the corner was twenty feet from the ditch on Seventh street, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Usingen
From a geological standpoint, it is an oblique upthrow (fault with one side thrust up higher than the other) formed by faulting in the mountain range. wikipedia.org
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Conjugation throw | Conjugate verb throw | Reverso Conjugator English
throw verb conjugation to all tenses, modes and persons. Search the definition and the translation in context for " throw ", with examples of use extracted from real-life communication. Similar English verbs: know , upthrow
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overfault
overfault Geol. (ˈəʊvəfɔːlt) [over- 3 + fault n. 9.] A term applied to a fault of which the inclination or hade is in the opposite direction to what it is in a normal or ordinary fault, that is, towards the upthrow side (hence also called inverted or reverse fault). The result is that the dislocated... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ngorora Formation
The lapilli tuff in Area I possibly correlates with similar lithology of Area II and on the upthrow of the Kito Pass Fault the layers of clay and silt wikipedia.org
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Glossary of coal mining terminology
Upthrow An upthrow fault has moved a seam to a higher level. wikipedia.org
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downthrow
▪ I. downthrow (ˈdaʊnθrəʊ) 1. A throwing or being thrown down. rare.1615 Catascopes in Farr S.P. Jas. I (1848) 352 Wars, the canker of estate, Hel's image and al commonweale's down⁓throw. 1891 Times 21 Oct. 5/3 Unable to take his down⁓throw philosophically. 2. Geol. The depression of strata below th... Oxford English Dictionary
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riser
riser (ˈraɪzə(r)) [f. rise v. + -er1.] I. † 1. One who raises or rouses. Obs.—11388 Prol. Wycliffite Bible (1850) I. 33 Riseris of debate and of tresoun aȝens the king. 2. One who rises up, esp. from bed. Chiefly in collocations early (good), late riser.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 434/2 Rysare, surrector. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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until
▪ I. until, prep. and conj. (ʌnˈtɪl) Forms: α. 3 Orm. unntill, 4–7 vn-, 4–9 untill (7 untell), 4, 6 vn-, 5–6 untyll (5 unetyll); 4–5 vn-, 5 (9 arch.) untille, 5 un-, vntylle (yn-); 4–7 vntil, 5–6 vntyl, 4– until. β. 4 (9 dial.) ontil, Sc. 5 ontyll, onetil, 5–6 ontill. [ME. (originally northern) unti... Oxford English Dictionary
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上举
【上举】shàngjǔ(1)[upthrow]∶向上的位移(如岩层或矿层的)(2)[uplift]∶水的[从一结构的底层]向上压力 新华字典
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leap
▪ I. leap, n.1 (liːp) Forms: 1 hl{yacu}p, 3 lupe (ǖ), leope, leep(e, (lip), 4–6 lepe, 6–7 leape, 6– leap. [OE. hl{yacu}p, Anglian *hlép str. masc.:—OTeut. type *hlaupi-z, corresponds (apart from declension) to OFris. (bec-)hlêp, Du. loop, OHG. hlouf (MHG. louf, mod.Ger. lauf), ON. hlaup neut. (Da. l... Oxford English Dictionary
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fault
▪ I. fault, n. (fɔːlt, fɒlt) Forms: 3–7 (8, 9 dial.) faut(e, (5 fauute, fauȝt), 4–6 fawt(e, 5–7 falt, faulte, 5– fault. [ME. faut(e, a. OF. faute fem. (also faut masc.) = Pr., Sp., Pg., It. falta:—popular Lat. *fallita, a failing, coming short, f. *fallitus, popular Lat. pa. pple. of fallĕre: see fa... Oxford English Dictionary
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