surface
سطح
definition
verb
he surfaced from his dive
rise or come up to the surface of the water or the ground.
a small path surfaced with terra-cotta tiles
provide (something, especially a road) with a particular upper or outer layer.
noun
the earth's surface
the outside part or uppermost layer of something (often used when describing its texture, form, or extent).
Among closed surfaces , spherical, flat, and hyperbolic geometry are mutually exclusive.
a continuous set of points that has length and breadth but no thickness.
adjective
surface workers at the copper mines
of, relating to, or occurring on the upper or outer part of something.
translation of 'surface'
noun
سطح
example
I despair that the public doesn't seem to be able to consider anything beyond the 'surface' .
Avoid installing directly under trees where leaves will clutter the 'surface' of the pond.
The meniscus is the curved, upper 'surface' of a liquid formed when in a tube.
'surface' temperature
Mrs Mountford said the final houses had been built on the estate last September and the developer had promised to 'surface' the roads but no progress had been made.
We protect ourselves by never letting these mutually exclusive beliefs 'surface' at the same time.
This is an intriguing study based on a wealth of knowledge combined with a capacity to see beyond the 'surface' to the truths that lie beneath.
We peer deep beneath the 'surface' of appearances, and far into the cosmic past.
The camera never tries to go beyond the 'surface' , leaving that to the audience.
Corn planting occurred where 'surface' moisture conditions permitted and soil temperatures were warm enough.
And Little England gears to upgrade 'surface' transportation in readiness for the cricket World Cup.
underneath the sweet 'surface' she harbours a grudge
It is universally understood that heaving a major portion of your body over the 'surface' of the water is a tough thing to do.
One of our suppliers despatched a small parcel to us by 'surface' mail on September 30.
What's the advice that books always give after they tell you to lightly flour your baking 'surface' ?
The 'surface' of the liquid undulated gently, then more insistently, looking, not just a little, as though it were alive.
She was veiled in a dark cloak, billowing around her slim body and skimming the 'surface' of the water.
Avoid 'surface' layers with high clay content because they often result in poor stands.
A little over 70 percent of the Earth's 'surface' is covered in water.
The 'surface' ship will get underway and then we'll be ready to go.
This meant that water from the road was not being directed into the sewer and instead was washing the earth away from under the road 'surface' .
We should just switch to IM-based communication, and treat email like fax or 'surface' mail.
The 'surface' of a pond represents mental possibility, everything you imagine you could attain.
Then her gaze shifted to the insects that were skimming the 'surface' of the water like it was glass.
Then it held more 'surface' water than a flat roof.
The relationship between 'surface' fleet and submarines did not improve during the war.
The thin alkaline soils are extremely infertile, and there is no fresh 'surface' water.
Organised religion in this, the world's most populous Muslim country, is often seen as little more than a veneer on the 'surface' of society.
They suggest that 'surface' tension does play an important role in determining recoil in emphysema.
Assemble the table on a level 'surface' , turn the top wheel upside down and place the seat wheel on top of it.
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