ice-fall

英 ['aɪsf'ɔːl] 美 ['aɪsf'ɔːl]

• n. 冰瀑；冰崩

英英释义

名词 icefall:

1. a steep part of a glacier resembling a frozen waterfall

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. New Zealand's two most famous glaciers are major attractions, mighty cascades of ice tumbling down a valley towards the sea.
   这两个新西兰最著名的冰川是重要景点，巨大的冰瀑沿着山谷飞泻而下，流向大海。
2. Scaling to the top of the icefall along the cold steps and looking down from there at the ice sculpts one after another, I felt as if falling into a white wonderland.
   沿着冰冷的梯级攀上冰瀑顶端，居高临下，望着一座座冰雕，仿佛跌入白色的童话世界。