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watershed

Aussprache: [ˈwɔːtərʃɛd]

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Kontext: „geography“

(noun) a watershed is an area of land where all the water that falls in it drains into a specific place, like a river or lake. It’s like a big bowl that collects rainwater and lets it flow to the same spot.

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The watershed of the river provides water for many plants and animals.

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This area is not part of the watershed, so it doesn't drain into the same river.

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Can you show me where the watershed for this lake is located?

Kontext: „events or changes“

(noun) a watershed moment is an important event that leads to significant change. It’s like a turning point in a story where everything changes afterwards.

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The invention of the internet was a watershed moment for communication.

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The decision to ignore the problem was not a watershed moment; things just stayed the same.

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What do you think was the watershed moment in history that changed everything?

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