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drain

[dreyn] / dreɪn /






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After storms, especially near discharging storm drains, creeks and rivers, the water can be contaminated with E. coli, trash, chemicals and other public health hazards.

From Los Angeles Times

The owner of a water park has said he will drain the lake to prevent someone from potentially drowning unless young trespassers stop swimming in it at night.

From BBC

The fans who remained until the end met the final whistle with loud jeers as belief of survival appears to be draining from them.

From BBC

"When I and others search for jobs, we're not able to get any here. Brain drain is becoming the most important problem in our country."

From BBC

Some argued that the reservoir, which had been drained to repair its cover, led to lower water pressure and hampered the firefight.

From Los Angeles Times