Definition of ice cap in English:

ice cap

noun

A covering of ice over a large area, especially on the polar region of a planet.
（尤指行星极地的）冰帽
the Greenland ice cap
Example sentencesExamples
- She was able to tell us that we found a strange creature, aged millions of years, in the Polar ice cap.
- Mawson looked spectacular with the mountain ranges popping out of the ice cap behind the station.
- The low-pressure system results in white fluffy snow, which appears as a very bright region over the ice cap.
- They have a few minutes to decide whether to continue to the ice cap or turn around and fly back to New Zealand.
- Dominated by low-growing vegetation, tundra is a habitat that extends from the polar ice cap south to the boreal forest.
- The volume of the ice cap covering the Arctic Ocean has shrunk by more than 40 per cent over the last 35 years.
- The southern hemisphere is dominated by a polar ice cap, probably composed of nitrogen.
- Another piece of contrary evidence was the timing of the Antarctic ice cap's formation.
- The dislodging of a large portion of the ice cap could raise the sea level by meters to tens of meters over the following several years.
- Other images in the new series show planetwide dust storms and the springtime retreat of the south polar ice cap.
- It came from the Taylor Glacier, an enormous river of ice flowing off the polar ice cap into Antarctica's Taylor Valley.
- Much of the island's interior lies beneath a vast ice cap that in some places is up to 9,800 feet thick.
- Similarly, polar ice cap melting will raise ocean levels, alter weather patterns and small island nations will vanish under the sea.
- The international team set out from Hercules inlet on the edge of the Antarctic ice cap at the beginning of December.
- Hey, this guy was cold for about a week at the beginning of the season, and now the polar ice cap is receding because of him.
- The Antarctic ice cap began to form much later than the valleys did, about 34 million years ago.
- The ice cap is melting, the polar bears are doomed, Australia is looking at a year-round bushfire season, and still they drive on.
- Nearly 77% of the freshwater on earth is frozen in the Antarctic ice cap and Greenland.
- It turned out, however, that the ocean bottom was not so much the lost world that they sought, but rather a lake under an ice cap.
- This reduced the mixing of warm, tropical ocean water and cold, polar water causing the buildup of the Antarctic polar ice cap.

Definition of ice cap in US English:

ice cap

(also icecap)

nounˈaɪs ˌkæpˈīs ˌkap

A covering of ice over a large area, especially on the polar region of a planet.
（尤指行星极地的）冰帽
the Greenland ice cap
Example sentencesExamples
- This reduced the mixing of warm, tropical ocean water and cold, polar water causing the buildup of the Antarctic polar ice cap.
- The international team set out from Hercules inlet on the edge of the Antarctic ice cap at the beginning of December.
- Much of the island's interior lies beneath a vast ice cap that in some places is up to 9,800 feet thick.
- The Antarctic ice cap began to form much later than the valleys did, about 34 million years ago.
- The ice cap is melting, the polar bears are doomed, Australia is looking at a year-round bushfire season, and still they drive on.
- Nearly 77% of the freshwater on earth is frozen in the Antarctic ice cap and Greenland.
- It came from the Taylor Glacier, an enormous river of ice flowing off the polar ice cap into Antarctica's Taylor Valley.
- The southern hemisphere is dominated by a polar ice cap, probably composed of nitrogen.
- Dominated by low-growing vegetation, tundra is a habitat that extends from the polar ice cap south to the boreal forest.
- The dislodging of a large portion of the ice cap could raise the sea level by meters to tens of meters over the following several years.
- They have a few minutes to decide whether to continue to the ice cap or turn around and fly back to New Zealand.
- The low-pressure system results in white fluffy snow, which appears as a very bright region over the ice cap.
- It turned out, however, that the ocean bottom was not so much the lost world that they sought, but rather a lake under an ice cap.
- Hey, this guy was cold for about a week at the beginning of the season, and now the polar ice cap is receding because of him.
- She was able to tell us that we found a strange creature, aged millions of years, in the Polar ice cap.
- Other images in the new series show planetwide dust storms and the springtime retreat of the south polar ice cap.
- The volume of the ice cap covering the Arctic Ocean has shrunk by more than 40 per cent over the last 35 years.
- Another piece of contrary evidence was the timing of the Antarctic ice cap's formation.
- Similarly, polar ice cap melting will raise ocean levels, alter weather patterns and small island nations will vanish under the sea.
- Mawson looked spectacular with the mountain ranges popping out of the ice cap behind the station.

单词	ice cap
释义	Definition of ice cap in English: ice cap noun A covering of ice over a large area, especially on the polar region of a planet. （尤指行星极地的）冰帽 the Greenland ice cap Example sentencesExamples She was able to tell us that we found a strange creature, aged millions of years, in the Polar ice cap. Mawson looked spectacular with the mountain ranges popping out of the ice cap behind the station. The low-pressure system results in white fluffy snow, which appears as a very bright region over the ice cap. They have a few minutes to decide whether to continue to the ice cap or turn around and fly back to New Zealand. Dominated by low-growing vegetation, tundra is a habitat that extends from the polar ice cap south to the boreal forest. The volume of the ice cap covering the Arctic Ocean has shrunk by more than 40 per cent over the last 35 years. The southern hemisphere is dominated by a polar ice cap, probably composed of nitrogen. Another piece of contrary evidence was the timing of the Antarctic ice cap's formation. The dislodging of a large portion of the ice cap could raise the sea level by meters to tens of meters over the following several years. Other images in the new series show planetwide dust storms and the springtime retreat of the south polar ice cap. It came from the Taylor Glacier, an enormous river of ice flowing off the polar ice cap into Antarctica's Taylor Valley. Much of the island's interior lies beneath a vast ice cap that in some places is up to 9,800 feet thick. Similarly, polar ice cap melting will raise ocean levels, alter weather patterns and small island nations will vanish under the sea. The international team set out from Hercules inlet on the edge of the Antarctic ice cap at the beginning of December. Hey, this guy was cold for about a week at the beginning of the season, and now the polar ice cap is receding because of him. The Antarctic ice cap began to form much later than the valleys did, about 34 million years ago. The ice cap is melting, the polar bears are doomed, Australia is looking at a year-round bushfire season, and still they drive on. Nearly 77% of the freshwater on earth is frozen in the Antarctic ice cap and Greenland. It turned out, however, that the ocean bottom was not so much the lost world that they sought, but rather a lake under an ice cap. This reduced the mixing of warm, tropical ocean water and cold, polar water causing the buildup of the Antarctic polar ice cap. Definition of ice cap in US English: ice cap (also icecap) nounˈaɪs ˌkæpˈīs ˌkap A covering of ice over a large area, especially on the polar region of a planet. （尤指行星极地的）冰帽 the Greenland ice cap Example sentencesExamples This reduced the mixing of warm, tropical ocean water and cold, polar water causing the buildup of the Antarctic polar ice cap. The international team set out from Hercules inlet on the edge of the Antarctic ice cap at the beginning of December. Much of the island's interior lies beneath a vast ice cap that in some places is up to 9,800 feet thick. The Antarctic ice cap began to form much later than the valleys did, about 34 million years ago. The ice cap is melting, the polar bears are doomed, Australia is looking at a year-round bushfire season, and still they drive on. Nearly 77% of the freshwater on earth is frozen in the Antarctic ice cap and Greenland. It came from the Taylor Glacier, an enormous river of ice flowing off the polar ice cap into Antarctica's Taylor Valley. The southern hemisphere is dominated by a polar ice cap, probably composed of nitrogen. Dominated by low-growing vegetation, tundra is a habitat that extends from the polar ice cap south to the boreal forest. The dislodging of a large portion of the ice cap could raise the sea level by meters to tens of meters over the following several years. They have a few minutes to decide whether to continue to the ice cap or turn around and fly back to New Zealand. The low-pressure system results in white fluffy snow, which appears as a very bright region over the ice cap. It turned out, however, that the ocean bottom was not so much the lost world that they sought, but rather a lake under an ice cap. Hey, this guy was cold for about a week at the beginning of the season, and now the polar ice cap is receding because of him. She was able to tell us that we found a strange creature, aged millions of years, in the Polar ice cap. Other images in the new series show planetwide dust storms and the springtime retreat of the south polar ice cap. The volume of the ice cap covering the Arctic Ocean has shrunk by more than 40 per cent over the last 35 years. Another piece of contrary evidence was the timing of the Antarctic ice cap's formation. Similarly, polar ice cap melting will raise ocean levels, alter weather patterns and small island nations will vanish under the sea. Mawson looked spectacular with the mountain ranges popping out of the ice cap behind the station.
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