hydrograph
ˈhaɪdrəˌɡræf
Definition

Definition of hydrograph - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
scienceTECH.graph of water table versus timeTECH.
  • The hydrograph indicated a declining water table over the years.
2.
hydrologyTECH.graph of flow past a point in a riverTECH.
  • The hydrograph showed a peak flow after the storm.
3.
seasonal variationTECH.graph showing seasonal variation in water levelTECH.
  • The hydrograph illustrated the lake's seasonal water level changes.
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Origin of hydrograph

Greek, hydor (water) + graphein (to write)

Examples of hydrograph in a sentence

  • The hydrograph showed a sudden spike after the heavy rains.
  • The hydrograph indicated rising water levels.
  • Researchers analyzed the hydrograph for flood patterns.
  • The hydrograph showed a peak during the rainy season.

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  1. French:hydrogramme, graphique de débit, ...
  2. German:Hydrograph, Abflusskurve, ...
  3. Italian:idrographo, grafico idrologico, ...
  4. Spanish:hidrograma, gráfico de flujo, ...
  5. Portuguese:hidrograma, gráfico de fluxo, ...
  6. Chinese:水位图, 水文图, ...
  7. Japanese:ハイドログラフ, ...
  8. Arabic:هِيدْرُوغْرَاف, رسم بياني لمستوى المياه, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִידְרוֹגְרָף, גְּרַף מֵי עוֹנָה, ...
  10. Russian:гидрограф, график потока, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гідрограф, гідрографік, ...
  12. Hindi:हाइड्रोग्राफ, प्रवाह ग्राफ, ...
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