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Definition of mudflat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
geographyTECH. flat muddy land exposed at low tideTECH.
- Birds flock to the mudflat during low tide.
- The mudflat was teeming with crabs.
- Researchers studied the mudflat's unique ecosystem.
Images of mudflat

flat muddy land exposed at low tide
Origin of mudflat
English, mud (wet earth) + flat (level ground)
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- French:vasière, ...
- German:Watt, ...
- Italian:pianura di fango, ...
- Spanish:banco de lodo, ...
- Portuguese:lodaçal, ...
- Chinese:泥滩, ...
- Japanese:干潟, ...
- Arabic:مسطح طيني, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁטַח בּוֹץ, ...
- Russian:илистая отмель, ...
- Ukrainian:мулиста рівнина, ...
- Hindi:कीचड़ का मैदान, ...
Definition of mudflats - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
coastal geographyflat coastal land made of mud, covered by sea at high tide
- Birds feed on the mudflats when the tide goes out.
- The mudflats were exposed as the tide went out.
- Researchers studied the unique ecosystem of the mudflats.
Images of mudflats

flat coastal land made of mud, covered by sea at high tide
Origin of mudflats
Old English, mud (mud) + flætu (flats)
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- French:vasières, ...
- German:Schlammfläche, ...
- Italian:zone di marea, ...
- Spanish:marismas, ...
- Portuguese:lodaçal, ...
- Chinese:滩涂, ...
- Japanese:干潟, ...
- Arabic:مسطحات طينية, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁרְטוֹנוֹת בּוֹץ, ...
- Russian:грязевые отмели, ...
- Ukrainian:прибережні мілини, ...
- Hindi:मडफ्लैट, ...
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