The substance is light enough to float on the water.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The substance is light enough to float on the water.

The water is clear right (down) to the bottom.

The water is clear to the bottom.

Anything lighter than water floats on it.

The water is discharged from the reservoir only when it is necessary.

This substance will mix with water.

Water content is extremely changeable.

The water is clear to the bottom.

Water finds [seeks] its own level.

It is the nature of water to run downhill.

Water seeks [finds] its own level.

Water seeks the lowest possible level.

Water always flows downhill.

Water finds its own level.

Anything lighter than water floats on it.

Water is as precious as air.

It is practically insoluble in water.

Ironwood doesn't float.

Sponges readily soak up water.

We have water enough.

We have enough water.

The straw appears bent at the place where it enters the water.

The city is well supplied with water.

That has a strong resistance to water.

Water is scarce in this area.

The water will soon drain away.

Water transmits sound better than air.

Water is essential to life.

Water tries to find its own level.

Water is heavier than oil.