adj.沉积（作用）的

Sedimentary rocks are formed by the deposition of mineral and organic particles.
沉积岩是由矿物和有机颗粒的沉积形成的。
The delta is an area of deposition where a river meets the sea.
三角洲是河流与海相汇处的沉积区域。
Deposition of sand over time creates dunes in the desert.
随着时间的推移，沙子的沉积在沙漠中形成了沙丘。
The process of deposition contributes to the formation of coal over millions of years.
沉积过程经过数百万年有助于煤炭的形成。
In geological history, layers of rock reveal stories of ancient depositional environments.
地质历史上，岩石层揭示了古代沉积环境的故事。
The river's slow flow allows for the deposition of silt along its banks.
河流缓慢的流动使得淤泥在其岸边沉积。
Deposition of calcium carbonate forms limestone caves over long periods.
碳酸钙的沉积经过长时间会形成石灰岩洞穴。
The study of sedimentary structures helps geologists understand depositional processes.
对沉积结构的研究帮助地质学家理解沉积过程。
Glacial deposits show how ice sheets contributed to the depositional landscape.
冰川沉积显示了冰盖如何影响沉积地貌的形成。
The coastal plains are areas of active deposition due to the constant movement of tides.
沿海平原由于潮汐的持续运动，是活跃的沉积区域。