US /hold ˈwɔtɚ/
・UK /həuld ˈwɔ:tə/
We suppose Clark's powers operate similarly, but it doesn't entirely hold water.
We suppose Clark's powers operate similarly, but it doesn't entirely hold water.
The problem with sandy soil is that it drains water. If you drain something, you remove the liquid from it. Clay soil, on the other hand, is made of smaller particles which cling or stick together tightly and hold water, helping plants grow.
Clay soil, on the other hand, is made of smaller particles which cling or stick together tightly and hold water, helping plants grow.
rocks, won't absorb water, but the space created between these particles can most definitely hold water and air.
But the space created between these particles can most definitely hold water and air.
First, as the temperature of air goes up, its capacity to hold water goes up too.
First, as the temperature of air goes up, its capacity to hold water goes up too.
Does that hold water?
Does that hold water?
what could induce the murderer to stay? That won't hold water; it doesn't commend itself to reason.”
That won't hold water; it doesn't commend itself to reason." "Well, Mr.
At the same time, every degree increase in air temperature raises the air's capacity to hold water vapor by about 7%.
to hold water vapor by about 7 percent. This means parcels of air out over the ocean are
soil by breaking the bonds that hold water molecules together.
hold water molecules together. As the patch of air above collects moisture and heat cooler,
If an old clay jug used to hold water or sake has been around unused for long enough, it will have an existential crisis and decide to abandon its life of containerhood.
If an old clay jug used to hold water or sake has been around unused for long enough, it will have an existential crisis and decide to abandon its life of containerhood.
Claims that the tariffs will protect US manufacturing jobs also don't seem to hold water either.
Claims that the tariffs will protect U.S. manufacturing jobs also don't seem to hold water either.