glaciation

• n. [地质] 冰川作用；冻结成冰

1. the condition of being covered with glaciers or masses of ice; the result of glacial action;

"Agassiz recognized marks of glaciation all over northern Europe"

2. the process of covering the earth with glaciers or masses of ice

During the Pleistocene Ice Age , the ancient drainage systems were almost completely rearranged by glaciation.

在更新世冰期, 古水系常被冰川作用完全改造.

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Agassiz recognized marks of glaciation all over northern Europe.

阿加西斯发现了整个北欧的冰川标志.

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The Neoporoterozoic Altungol and Huangyanggou formations in Tarim plate: Recognized newly glaciation and interglaciation?

塔里木板块上元古界阿勒通沟组和黄羊沟组: 新识别的冰期和间冰期?

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Geologically speaking, the park's landscape was formed by two processes: mountain - building and glaciation.

地质上说, 公园的景观形成了两个过程: 山区建设和冰川.

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来自拉丁文glacies, 冰，词源同cold.

1. Pleistocene glaciation caused the extinction of many species.

第四纪冰期,使许多物种绝灭.

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2. During the Pleistocene Ice Age , the ancient drainage systems were almost completely rearranged by glaciation.

在更新世冰期, 古水系常被冰川作用完全改造.

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3. A comparatively short period of warmth during an overall period of glaciation.

'间'.''冰期完整冰川运动期间一个相对较短的温暖''.'期'. ''.

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4. Agassiz recognized marks of glaciation all over northern Europe.

阿加西斯发现了整个北欧的冰川标志.

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5. IS THERE REALLY QUATERNARY GLACIATION ON LUSHAN?

庐山真的有第四纪冰川 吗 ?

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glaciation (n.)

1640s, "act of freezing," noun of action from past participle stem of Latin glaciare "to freeze," deom glacies "ice" (see glacial). Geological sense of "presence of a mass of ice covering a region" is from 1863.