Question

Define the following with respect to survey map definitions :


1.Fireline
2.Brackish
3.Broken ground


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Answer 1

fireline=a firebreak in a forest.it is mainly marked with red colour to describe where the fire is taking place in map.

brackish= its a salty or not good water in a particular places of map

broken ground= its a rough ground that is shown on the map.

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Answer 2

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1) fireline♒♒

♥fireline(Noun)

A firebreak.

⛄fireline(Noun)

A row of firefighters seeking to stop spread of a forest fire.

⛄fireline(Noun)

The line where firefighters intend to stop a spreading fire.

2) brackish ♒♒

♥brackish(Adjective)

(of water) salty or slightly salty, as a mixture of fresh and sea water, such as that found in estuaries

⛄brackish(Adjective)

distasteful; unpleasant; not appealing to the taste.

♥brackish(Adjective)

repulsive

3) broken ground ♒♒

♥Broken ground may mean uneven terrain, as when Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote in The Lost Continent, “There was nothing but rough, broken ground covered densely with weeds and brambles, and tall, rank grass.” When used interchangeably with plowed ground, however, the term means tilled soil.

⛄Here, broken grounds, like a broken horse, is tamed, reduced to human control.

♥ The violence implicit in the phrase can be heard in sodbusters, a contemptuous name first applied by ranchers and herders in the West to anyone who plowed the land.

⛄Because we break grounds for new construction, we often speak of any pioneering endeavor as groundbreaking.

♥By contrast, well-plowed grounds is a piece of intellectual real estate so thoroughly worked over as to be exhausted.

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