Definition of pack ice in English:

pack ice

noun

mass noun

A mass of ice floating in the sea, formed by smaller pieces freezing together.
浮冰群
Example sentencesExamples
- As they enter the dense pack ice, their heads start sprouting up through the shattered ice like giant black-and-white tulips.
- In two years, observed densities on pack ice were much greater than those on fast ice; in the other two years, the densities on pack ice and fast ice were similar.
- There are two kinds of sea ice in Antarctica: fast ice and pack ice.
- He was also part of the 1997 South Aris expedition to trace the famous Shackleton / Crean adventure across the Southern Ocean after Shackleton's ship became trapped in pack ice in 1915.
- Clearly, most information on ivory gulls came from observations made when gulls were either in migration or feeding away from nesting colonies, near pack ice or the floe edge, but we did record information on one colony.
- In a series of now famous images, expedition photographer Frank Hurley captured the sinking of Endurancein 1915 as pack ice crushed the hull to bits.
- The presence of ice on the continents and pack ice on the oceans would inhibit both silicate weathering and photosynthesis, which are the two major sinks for CO 2 at present.
- ‘I was worried by the pack ice the boat was plowing through as we left the harbor,’ explained Pitcher.
- This study demonstrates that bowhead whales are capable of navigating through the heavy pack ice in central Baffin Bay.
- Ice researchers have long found it more feasible to investigate distant polar pack ice than the moving ice floes closer to research support facilities such as the Naval Arctic Research Laboratory and the community of Barrow.
- When they were in sight of the frozen continent, however, the Endurance became caught in floating pack ice and was ground to pieces.
- After we finished the sled tow, we slalomed our way around the central Bransfield Basin dodging icebergs, bergy bits, brash ice and some healthy pack ice.
- The ship moved through the pack ice, elbowing floes out of the way as if they were unwanted thoughts.
- The problem of refreezing pack ice was alleviated overnight when a large blizzard driven by 65 knot winds came through and cleared not only the ice in the harbour, but the surrounding survey area as well.
- By contrast with pack ice, ice floes in the Chukchi Sea flaw zone move independently.
- As their Latin name, Ursus maritimus, indicates, polar bears are true seafarers: they spend most of their lives aboard ships of shifting pack ice, patrolling for stowaway seals.
- Both of the icebergs are large enough to have upset the currents and winds of the Ross Sea, disrupting the movement of pack ice and the formation of fast ice, according to the U.S. National Ice Center.
- But most arctic sea ice consists of pack ice, broken sheets moved by wind and ocean currents.
- Such measurements are of significant value now as global warming appears to be causing the retreat of the permanent pack ice - up to 100 miles in recent years - and thinning in the summer to as little as six feet.
- The mobility of ice in the Chukchi flaw zone differs nearly as much from that of polar pack ice farther offshore as it does from the shorefast ice that forms the zone's variable landward boundary.

Definition of pack ice in US English:

pack ice

nounˈpæk ˌaɪsˈpak ˌīs

An expanse of large pieces of floating ice driven together into a nearly continuous mass, as occurs in polar seas.
Example sentencesExamples
- As they enter the dense pack ice, their heads start sprouting up through the shattered ice like giant black-and-white tulips.
- Ice researchers have long found it more feasible to investigate distant polar pack ice than the moving ice floes closer to research support facilities such as the Naval Arctic Research Laboratory and the community of Barrow.
- Such measurements are of significant value now as global warming appears to be causing the retreat of the permanent pack ice - up to 100 miles in recent years - and thinning in the summer to as little as six feet.
- There are two kinds of sea ice in Antarctica: fast ice and pack ice.
- He was also part of the 1997 South Aris expedition to trace the famous Shackleton / Crean adventure across the Southern Ocean after Shackleton's ship became trapped in pack ice in 1915.
- After we finished the sled tow, we slalomed our way around the central Bransfield Basin dodging icebergs, bergy bits, brash ice and some healthy pack ice.
- In two years, observed densities on pack ice were much greater than those on fast ice; in the other two years, the densities on pack ice and fast ice were similar.
- But most arctic sea ice consists of pack ice, broken sheets moved by wind and ocean currents.
- As their Latin name, Ursus maritimus, indicates, polar bears are true seafarers: they spend most of their lives aboard ships of shifting pack ice, patrolling for stowaway seals.
- This study demonstrates that bowhead whales are capable of navigating through the heavy pack ice in central Baffin Bay.
- Both of the icebergs are large enough to have upset the currents and winds of the Ross Sea, disrupting the movement of pack ice and the formation of fast ice, according to the U.S. National Ice Center.
- The ship moved through the pack ice, elbowing floes out of the way as if they were unwanted thoughts.
- Clearly, most information on ivory gulls came from observations made when gulls were either in migration or feeding away from nesting colonies, near pack ice or the floe edge, but we did record information on one colony.
- The problem of refreezing pack ice was alleviated overnight when a large blizzard driven by 65 knot winds came through and cleared not only the ice in the harbour, but the surrounding survey area as well.
- When they were in sight of the frozen continent, however, the Endurance became caught in floating pack ice and was ground to pieces.
- By contrast with pack ice, ice floes in the Chukchi Sea flaw zone move independently.
- In a series of now famous images, expedition photographer Frank Hurley captured the sinking of Endurancein 1915 as pack ice crushed the hull to bits.
- The presence of ice on the continents and pack ice on the oceans would inhibit both silicate weathering and photosynthesis, which are the two major sinks for CO 2 at present.
- The mobility of ice in the Chukchi flaw zone differs nearly as much from that of polar pack ice farther offshore as it does from the shorefast ice that forms the zone's variable landward boundary.
- ‘I was worried by the pack ice the boat was plowing through as we left the harbor,’ explained Pitcher.

词汇	pack ice
释义	Definition of pack ice in English: pack ice noun mass noun A mass of ice floating in the sea, formed by smaller pieces freezing together. 浮冰群 Example sentencesExamples As they enter the dense pack ice, their heads start sprouting up through the shattered ice like giant black-and-white tulips. In two years, observed densities on pack ice were much greater than those on fast ice; in the other two years, the densities on pack ice and fast ice were similar. There are two kinds of sea ice in Antarctica: fast ice and pack ice. He was also part of the 1997 South Aris expedition to trace the famous Shackleton / Crean adventure across the Southern Ocean after Shackleton's ship became trapped in pack ice in 1915. Clearly, most information on ivory gulls came from observations made when gulls were either in migration or feeding away from nesting colonies, near pack ice or the floe edge, but we did record information on one colony. In a series of now famous images, expedition photographer Frank Hurley captured the sinking of Endurancein 1915 as pack ice crushed the hull to bits. The presence of ice on the continents and pack ice on the oceans would inhibit both silicate weathering and photosynthesis, which are the two major sinks for CO 2 at present. ‘I was worried by the pack ice the boat was plowing through as we left the harbor,’ explained Pitcher. This study demonstrates that bowhead whales are capable of navigating through the heavy pack ice in central Baffin Bay. Ice researchers have long found it more feasible to investigate distant polar pack ice than the moving ice floes closer to research support facilities such as the Naval Arctic Research Laboratory and the community of Barrow. When they were in sight of the frozen continent, however, the Endurance became caught in floating pack ice and was ground to pieces. After we finished the sled tow, we slalomed our way around the central Bransfield Basin dodging icebergs, bergy bits, brash ice and some healthy pack ice. The ship moved through the pack ice, elbowing floes out of the way as if they were unwanted thoughts. The problem of refreezing pack ice was alleviated overnight when a large blizzard driven by 65 knot winds came through and cleared not only the ice in the harbour, but the surrounding survey area as well. By contrast with pack ice, ice floes in the Chukchi Sea flaw zone move independently. As their Latin name, Ursus maritimus, indicates, polar bears are true seafarers: they spend most of their lives aboard ships of shifting pack ice, patrolling for stowaway seals. Both of the icebergs are large enough to have upset the currents and winds of the Ross Sea, disrupting the movement of pack ice and the formation of fast ice, according to the U.S. National Ice Center. But most arctic sea ice consists of pack ice, broken sheets moved by wind and ocean currents. Such measurements are of significant value now as global warming appears to be causing the retreat of the permanent pack ice - up to 100 miles in recent years - and thinning in the summer to as little as six feet. The mobility of ice in the Chukchi flaw zone differs nearly as much from that of polar pack ice farther offshore as it does from the shorefast ice that forms the zone's variable landward boundary. Definition of pack ice in US English: pack ice nounˈpæk ˌaɪsˈpak ˌīs An expanse of large pieces of floating ice driven together into a nearly continuous mass, as occurs in polar seas. Example sentencesExamples As they enter the dense pack ice, their heads start sprouting up through the shattered ice like giant black-and-white tulips. Ice researchers have long found it more feasible to investigate distant polar pack ice than the moving ice floes closer to research support facilities such as the Naval Arctic Research Laboratory and the community of Barrow. Such measurements are of significant value now as global warming appears to be causing the retreat of the permanent pack ice - up to 100 miles in recent years - and thinning in the summer to as little as six feet. There are two kinds of sea ice in Antarctica: fast ice and pack ice. He was also part of the 1997 South Aris expedition to trace the famous Shackleton / Crean adventure across the Southern Ocean after Shackleton's ship became trapped in pack ice in 1915. After we finished the sled tow, we slalomed our way around the central Bransfield Basin dodging icebergs, bergy bits, brash ice and some healthy pack ice. In two years, observed densities on pack ice were much greater than those on fast ice; in the other two years, the densities on pack ice and fast ice were similar. But most arctic sea ice consists of pack ice, broken sheets moved by wind and ocean currents. As their Latin name, Ursus maritimus, indicates, polar bears are true seafarers: they spend most of their lives aboard ships of shifting pack ice, patrolling for stowaway seals. This study demonstrates that bowhead whales are capable of navigating through the heavy pack ice in central Baffin Bay. Both of the icebergs are large enough to have upset the currents and winds of the Ross Sea, disrupting the movement of pack ice and the formation of fast ice, according to the U.S. National Ice Center. The ship moved through the pack ice, elbowing floes out of the way as if they were unwanted thoughts. Clearly, most information on ivory gulls came from observations made when gulls were either in migration or feeding away from nesting colonies, near pack ice or the floe edge, but we did record information on one colony. The problem of refreezing pack ice was alleviated overnight when a large blizzard driven by 65 knot winds came through and cleared not only the ice in the harbour, but the surrounding survey area as well. When they were in sight of the frozen continent, however, the Endurance became caught in floating pack ice and was ground to pieces. By contrast with pack ice, ice floes in the Chukchi Sea flaw zone move independently. In a series of now famous images, expedition photographer Frank Hurley captured the sinking of Endurancein 1915 as pack ice crushed the hull to bits. The presence of ice on the continents and pack ice on the oceans would inhibit both silicate weathering and photosynthesis, which are the two major sinks for CO 2 at present. The mobility of ice in the Chukchi flaw zone differs nearly as much from that of polar pack ice farther offshore as it does from the shorefast ice that forms the zone's variable landward boundary. ‘I was worried by the pack ice the boat was plowing through as we left the harbor,’ explained Pitcher.
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