glacier
glacier — 名詞
1. a very large, slow-moving body of ice that develops when layers of snow compress
冰川
高山或極地長期積雪形成的巨大流動冰體
a very large, slow-moving body of ice that develops when layers of snow compress over hundreds of years, found in high mountain regions or polar areas
The Okonkwo family saw a huge glacier during their trip to Alaska last summer.
Okonkwo 一家去年夏天在阿拉斯加旅行時看到了一座巨大的冰川。
collocation: huge glacier
Leila's research team measures how fast the glacier is moving each spring.
Leila 的研究團隊每年春天測量冰川移動的速度。
grammar: the glacier + movement verb (is moving)
Melting glaciers have raised sea levels by more than twenty centimetres over the past century.
在過去一個世紀中,冰川融化已使海平面上升超過二十公分。
collocation: melting glacier / raise sea level
Dr. Okafor showed the students photographs of the glaciers in Patagonia.
Okafor 博士向學生們展示了巴塔哥尼亞冰川的照片。
- melting glacier
- retreating glacier
- glacier melt
- glacial ice
文法句型
a/the glacier
glaciers (plural)
用法筆記
Glaciers are on land, unlike icebergs which are pieces of ice floating in the sea.
常見錯誤
同根字
- glacial形容詞B2
- glaciated形容詞C1
- glaciation名詞C1