B2nounnaturescience
US/ˈsiː.bed/
UK/ˈsiː.bed/
the ground at the bottom of the sea
In context
The ship sank and now lies on the seabed.
Fishing nets dragged along the seabed destroy many plants and animals.
Engineers laid a cable across the seabed between the two countries.
Words that go with seabed
noun + preposition
- on the seabedDivers found old coins on the seabed.
noun + noun
- seabed miningSeabed mining worries many scientists.
verb + preposition
- sink to the seabedHeavy stones sink to the seabed and stay there.
adjective + noun
- rocky seabedCrabs hide in the rocky seabed.
- deep seabedStrange creatures live on the deep seabed.