How to pronounce “lakes” in English

Lakes are like a place where they recharge all the It is there we get our water.

lakes and forests, killing both the trees and the fish in the lakes.

Because lakes, we thought that they're just dump ground, they're just burying ground.

The lakes under the waves have waves of their own."

Those lakes would have been habitable life forms that exist today on the Earth, even to us.

Methane lakes, right?

these lakes.

into the nearby lakes and rivers.

from those lakes, some of it went into the Atlantic Ocean and cut the Gulf Stream.

Near the Great Lakes, you strap sheets of birch bark around cedar frames, then waterproof the seams with a goo of pine sap and animal fat.

And the Finger Lakes, which are some of the deepest glacial lakes in the United States that are in upper--

And Bellandur and Varthur lakes are very famous for floating and burning.

So these lakes are become full of water and full of greenery.

Once I rejuvenate these lakes, then it goes to one big lake called, 900-acre lake called Hennagara, which Hennagara I am planning in 2026.

Another two lakes, I have supported a police department, for example.

I can do 130 lakes out of it.

And one of these lakes is a lake called Lake Magadi, which is in the Kenyan stretch of the Great Rift Valley.

because I read about lakes and what's in a lake.

And some of these lakes are more than 200 meters deep.

There are lakes. There are fish lakes.

And so these lakes are exceedingly-- the level of those lakes is exceedingly sensitive to tiny fluctuations in their local climate,

But they're not lakes of water.

They're lakes of hydrocarbon.

These thousands of lakes of toxic waste must be among the most bizarre and disturbing environmental phenomenon that have ever confronted America.

planet going across frozen lakes or lakes that should have been uh much drier or much more Frozen uh than they

blocked barges or lakes and coal couldn't be delivered for example or the ice had to be broken above dams so the

so recovering treasures from lakes and from other places, as well, revealing-- taking out vessels or items

orphaning these little ringed lakes that are called oxbow lakes.

The Finger Lakes-- it's just the view.

And those are small lakes in the valleys.

These are Alpine lakes.

So they're Alpine lakes but a little higher up.

There's some rift lakes in Africa, like Lake Kivu, that has that in that lake.

There are a few lakes in Kenya -- Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru, Lake Victoria Lake Turkana.

There are a few lakes in Kanya, but we are totally far away.

There's lakes on Titan.

So those lakes still have lots of population when you are looking at numbers, but the biodiversity is going down.

withdrawal from lakes rivers etc the largest single purpose for that is is

polluted rivers and lakes I think somebody needs to know about that why because you need to vote with your wallets and you need to vote you know

Ice out on the Great Lakes, we lose a day a year.

There's almost 15,000 lakes in Minnesota, and there's a lot of wild rice out there on the water, and it's got a lot of deep cultural connection

Let's build our data lakes, and then let's make it bigger-- data ocean or whatever-- you can swim in it.

He has already revived eight lakes and plans to get to 45 by 2025.

We closed most of the lakes, and the entire water is not percolating into earth.

And my experience working with lakes, a lot many things cost everything.

It keeps the soil moist so that lakes will not get dried.

So out of these three lakes, I could able to clear the encroachment of about 12 to 15 acres encroachment I could be able to clear, without any government

And you continue your drive towards cleaning lakes.

So I am the guy-- lakes are here from thousands of years, it's going to be here thousands of years.