glaciers

英 [ˈglæsiəz]

美 [ˈgleɪʃərz]

n.  冰川
glacier的复数

柯林斯词典

• 冰川；冰河
  Aglacieris an extremely large mass of ice which moves very slowly, often down a mountain valley.

双语例句

• The glaciers create extraordinary underwater caves and passages due to changes in temperature between the summer and winter months.
  由于夏季和冬季之间气温的变化，这些冰川创造出非同寻常的水下洞穴和隧道。
• Ice sheets are broad glaciers that blanket whole regions.
  冰盖则是能把整个地区覆盖起来的广阔冰川。
• With the uplift and Quaternary climate change, the Yulong mountain engendered four plaeoglaciations and has grown modern glaciers.
  在山体上升和第四纪气候变化的背景下，玉龙山产生了四次更新世冰川作用，并发育有现代冰。
• The common theme for40 countries in2009 was Preserve the Polar Regions and Glaciers.
  在2009年的40个国家共同的主题是保护极地冰川。
• The report also warns of rapidly melting glaciers.
  该报告同时还警告说青藏高原的冰川正在迅速融化。
• This is before they were separated from the continent by rising seas, as glaciers melted.
  之后冰川融化了，他们就被升起的海平面从大陆分割开了。
• Huge glaciers that stretch over the shallow continental shelf give birth to icebergs throughout the year.
  一年四季里，覆盖在浅层大陆架上的巨大冰川生成了众多冰山。
• This place was formed by glaciers.
  这个地方由冰川组成。
• The interplay of active volcanoes and glaciers forms a dynamic landscape of great beauty.
  活火山与冰河相互作用造就了这里的生气和美景。
• If current global warming trends continue, there will be no glaciers left in Glacier National Park by 2030.
  如果目前的全球变暖趋势继续下去，到2030年国家冰川公园就再也见不到冰川了。