A Tomolo is not a recognized term in English, and it seems there might be a typo or misunderstanding. If you are referring to a "Tombolo," which is an Italian word, it translates to "tomb" in English. However, in geography, a "Tombolo" is a narrow, sand or gravel barrier that connects an island to the mainland or another island. This geological feature is formed by the deposition of sediment carried by a river or stream and deposited at the coast, eventually forming a land connection. Here's the translation into Chinese: Tomolo 并不是英语中公认的术语，似乎存在拼写错误或误解。如果你指的是意大利语中的“Tombolo”，它在英语中翻译为“坟墓”。然而，在地理学中，一个“Tombolo”是一种连接岛屿与大陆或另一个岛屿的狭窄的沙质或砾石屏障。这种地质特征是由河流或溪流携带的沉积物在海岸处沉积形成的，最终形成了一个陆地连接。 read more >>

A tombolo is a spit connecting an island to the mainland. An example of a tombolo is Chesil Beach, which connects the Isle of Portland to the mainland of the Dorset coast. ... Lagoons have formed behind the stretch of beach material.read more >>