Definition of ice-covered in English:

ice-covered

adjective

Having a layer of ice on the surface.
an ice-covered lake
ice-covered rocks
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, ice-covered continents are not at all common in Earth's history, even at the poles.
- Lake Bonney is a permanently ice-covered lake in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
- A trapper in Michigan's Upper Peninsula lifts a snared beaver from a hole in an ice-covered river.
- Once this steaming milk drink was sold to skaters from stalls on the ice-covered canals.
- The River Thames froze over, for example, and fairs were held on London's ice-covered waterway.
- Noguchi took photographs of members of a Beijing swimming club paddling through an ice-covered lake in winter.
- Beneath the Arctic Ocean's ice-covered surface lies a tongue of warmer North Atlantic water.
- The distant, ice-covered world is no longer a true planet, according to a new definition of the term voted on by scientists today.
- Some sensible citizens took the initiative to clear the paths and curbs around their apartment block of flats but ice-covered walkways led to 21 accidents.
- The seasonally ice-covered regions of the Southern Ocean have distinctive ecological systems due to the growth of microalgae in sea ice.

Definition of ice-covered in US English:

ice-covered

adjective

Having a layer of ice on the surface.
an ice-covered lake
ice-covered rocks
Example sentencesExamples
- Once this steaming milk drink was sold to skaters from stalls on the ice-covered canals.
- Beneath the Arctic Ocean's ice-covered surface lies a tongue of warmer North Atlantic water.
- Noguchi took photographs of members of a Beijing swimming club paddling through an ice-covered lake in winter.
- The River Thames froze over, for example, and fairs were held on London's ice-covered waterway.
- Some sensible citizens took the initiative to clear the paths and curbs around their apartment block of flats but ice-covered walkways led to 21 accidents.
- In fact, ice-covered continents are not at all common in Earth's history, even at the poles.
- Lake Bonney is a permanently ice-covered lake in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica.
- The distant, ice-covered world is no longer a true planet, according to a new definition of the term voted on by scientists today.
- A trapper in Michigan's Upper Peninsula lifts a snared beaver from a hole in an ice-covered river.
- The seasonally ice-covered regions of the Southern Ocean have distinctive ecological systems due to the growth of microalgae in sea ice.

单词	ice-covered
释义	Definition of ice-covered in English: ice-covered adjective Having a layer of ice on the surface. an ice-covered lake ice-covered rocks Example sentencesExamples In fact, ice-covered continents are not at all common in Earth's history, even at the poles. Lake Bonney is a permanently ice-covered lake in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. A trapper in Michigan's Upper Peninsula lifts a snared beaver from a hole in an ice-covered river. Once this steaming milk drink was sold to skaters from stalls on the ice-covered canals. The River Thames froze over, for example, and fairs were held on London's ice-covered waterway. Noguchi took photographs of members of a Beijing swimming club paddling through an ice-covered lake in winter. Beneath the Arctic Ocean's ice-covered surface lies a tongue of warmer North Atlantic water. The distant, ice-covered world is no longer a true planet, according to a new definition of the term voted on by scientists today. Some sensible citizens took the initiative to clear the paths and curbs around their apartment block of flats but ice-covered walkways led to 21 accidents. The seasonally ice-covered regions of the Southern Ocean have distinctive ecological systems due to the growth of microalgae in sea ice. Definition of ice-covered in US English: ice-covered adjective Having a layer of ice on the surface. an ice-covered lake ice-covered rocks Example sentencesExamples Once this steaming milk drink was sold to skaters from stalls on the ice-covered canals. Beneath the Arctic Ocean's ice-covered surface lies a tongue of warmer North Atlantic water. Noguchi took photographs of members of a Beijing swimming club paddling through an ice-covered lake in winter. The River Thames froze over, for example, and fairs were held on London's ice-covered waterway. Some sensible citizens took the initiative to clear the paths and curbs around their apartment block of flats but ice-covered walkways led to 21 accidents. In fact, ice-covered continents are not at all common in Earth's history, even at the poles. Lake Bonney is a permanently ice-covered lake in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica. The distant, ice-covered world is no longer a true planet, according to a new definition of the term voted on by scientists today. A trapper in Michigan's Upper Peninsula lifts a snared beaver from a hole in an ice-covered river. The seasonally ice-covered regions of the Southern Ocean have distinctive ecological systems due to the growth of microalgae in sea ice.
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