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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. dried up waterfall; dry waterfallesp. 涸滝
  2. simulated waterfall in a dry gardenesp. 枯滝
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  1. dried up waterfall; dry waterfall
    2. This refers to a waterfall that has no water flowing over it, often found in dry or seasonal climates. It can also represent a natural feature that has not been active for some time.
    In summer, the waters of the dried-up waterfall completely dry up.
    The dry waterfall has a quiet beauty to it.
  2. simulated waterfall in a dry garden
    3. This meaning refers to an artificial feature designed to resemble a waterfall, commonly used in landscaping or garden design, particularly in dry settings.
    In the garden, a simulated waterfall is created to entertain visitors.
    The simulated waterfall blends naturally into this dry environment.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to visit a dried up waterfallthe view of a dry waterfallthe sound of water at a waterfall (when it's dry)a garden with a simulated waterfallto head towards the dried up waterfallto gaze at the dry waterfallto take photos with the dried up waterfall as a backgroundthe design of a simulated waterfallthe beauty of the dry waterfallto enjoy the dry waterfall
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