Pronunciation: /ˈdreɪnɪdʒ/
noun a system of pipes or channels that carry away excess water or liquid waste
A1 The drainage in the kitchen sink is clogged.
A2 Proper drainage is essential to prevent flooding in the basement.
B1 The city council is planning to improve the drainage system in the neighborhood.
B2 The construction project includes a detailed plan for drainage management.
C1 The landscape architect designed a sophisticated drainage system for the park.
C2 The engineers conducted a thorough analysis of the drainage patterns in the area.
adjective related to the process of draining or removal of liquid
A1 The drainage pipe was clogged.
A2 The drainage system in the neighborhood needed repairs.
B1 The drainage issue was causing flooding in the basement.
B2 The drainage problem was resolved by installing a new system.
C1 The drainage solutions implemented were effective in preventing erosion.
C2 The drainage management plan included regular maintenance to ensure proper functioning.
formal Proper drainage is essential for preventing water accumulation in the garden.
informal Make sure the drainage in your yard is working properly to avoid flooding.
slang I had to unclog the drainage in my shower because it was backed up.
figurative Emotional drainage can occur after a long day of dealing with difficult situations.
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