Pronunciation: /haɪˈdroʊˈθɜrˌməl/
adjective relating to or produced by the action of heated water, especially when it is underground
A1 The hydrothermal vent was very hot.
A2 Scientists study hydrothermal vents to learn about deep-sea ecosystems.
B1 The hydrothermal activity in the area contributes to the unique biodiversity of the region.
B2 The hydrothermal fluid contains minerals that are important for geological research.
C1 Researchers are conducting experiments to better understand the processes of hydrothermal circulation.
C2 The complex interactions between hydrothermal systems and marine life require interdisciplinary studies.
formal The hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor release hot, mineral-rich water into the surrounding environment.
informal Scientists are studying the hydrothermal activity in the area to understand its impact on marine life.
slang I heard there's some crazy hydrothermal stuff going on down there, like underwater geysers or something.
figurative The team's collaboration was like a hydrothermal process, constantly generating new ideas and innovations.
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