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1. (n.) subsoil
the bed or stratum of earth immediately under the surface soil.
Etymology: (1790–1800)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) subsoil, undersoil
the layer of soil between the topsoil and bedrock
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) subsoil
the bed, or stratum, of earth which lies immediately beneath the surface soil
2. (verb) subsoil
to turn up the subsoil of
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Sense: the layer of earth beneath the surface soil.
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 Afrikaans: onderlaag |
 Arabic: طَبَقَه من الأرْض تَحْت ا |
 Bulgarian: подпочва |
 Brazilian: subsolo |
 Czech: půdní podloží |
 German: der Untergrund |
 Danish: undergrund |
 Greek: υπέδαφος |
 Spanish: subsuelo |
 Estonian: aluskiht |
 Farsi: زير خاك |
 Finnish: pohjamaa |
 French: sous-sol |
 Hebrew: אֲדמָת תַּשתִית |
 Hindi: अवमृदा |
 Croatian: sloj zemlje ispod površin |
 Hungarian: altalaj |
 Indonesian: lapisan bawah |
 Icelandic: jarðvegsgrunnur |
 Italian: sottosuolo |
 Japanese: 底土 |
 Korean: 심토, 하층토 |
 Lithuanian: podirvis |
 Latvian: augsnes apakškārta |
 Malay: tanah sawah |
 Dutch: ondergrond |
 Norwegian: dypere jordlag |
 Polish: podglebie |
 Persian: زير خاك |
 Pashto: د خاورو لاندی |
 Portuguese: subsolo |
 Romanian: subsol |
 Russian: подпочва |
 Slovak: pôdne podložie |
 Slovenian: sloj prsti tik pod površj |
 Serbian: donji sloj tla |
 Swedish: alv |
 Thai: ดินชั้นล่าง |
 Turkish: toprak altı |
 Taiwanese: 下層土 |
 Ukrainian: підґрунтя |
 Urdu: زمین کی دوسری پرت |
 Vietnamese: tầng đất cái |
 Chinese: 下层土，底土 |
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