俯冲

The process of subduction occurs when one tectonic plate slides beneath another into the mantle.
当一个板块滑到另一个板块之下并进入地幔时，就发生了俯冲过程。
Subduction zones are responsible for the formation of volcanic arcs, like the Andes.
俯冲带负责形成火山弧，例如安第斯山脉。
The subduction of the oceanic plate beneath the continental plate generates immense geological activity.
海洋板块在大陆板块下方的俯冲产生了巨大的地质活动。
The Cascadia Subduction Zone off the coast of Washington is a potential source of major earthquakes.
华盛顿海岸外的卡斯卡迪亚俯冲带是大地震的潜在发源地。
Subduction plays a crucial role in the recycling of Earth's crustal material.
俯冲在地球壳层物质的循环中起着至关重要的作用。
When an oceanic plate subducts beneath a lighter continental plate, it can eventually be melted and recycled into magma.
当海洋板块俯冲到较轻的大陆板块之下时，它最终可能会被熔化并回收成岩浆。
The deep-sea trenches that mark subduction zones are some of the deepest points on Earth.
标志着俯冲带的深海沟是地球上一些最深的点。
The process of subduction continues until the subducting plate is completely recycled back into the mantle.
俯冲过程会一直持续到俯冲板块完全被回收回地幔。
Subduction-related volcanoes often form a line parallel to the trench, known as a volcanic arc.
与俯冲相关的火山经常在与海沟平行的一条线上形成，这被称为火山弧。
Geologists study subduction zones to better understand the mechanisms behind plate tectonics and associated natural disasters.
地质学家研究俯冲带以更好地理解板块构造背后的机制以及相关的自然灾害。