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kettle hole

/ˈketl həʊl/

翻译: 地质学术语,指冰川融水携带的冰块或冰碛物融化后在地面留下的凹坑或洼地,常积水形成池塘或湖泊。

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/ˈketl həʊl/C1formalscientific
  • zh地质学术语,指冰川融水携带的冰块或冰碛物融化后在地面留下的凹坑或洼地,常积水形成池塘或湖泊。

A geological term for a depression or hollow in the ground formed by a block of glacial ice that melted, leaving a hole that often fills with water to form a pond or lake.

  1. Geological depressionC1formal

    A shallow, sediment-filled body of water formed by retreating glaciers, where a block of ice left behind melts and creates a depression.

    zh冰碛坑

    • The landscape is dotted with kettle holes left by the last ice age.
    • Kettle holes provide important habitats for aquatic plants and animals.
    • Geologists study kettle holes to understand glacial retreat patterns.
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