igloo 的定义
plural ig·loos.
- an Inuit house, being a dome-shaped hut usually built of blocks of hard snow.
- Informal. any dome-shaped construction thought to resemble an igloo: immense silos topped with steel igloos.
- Military. a dome-shaped building for the storage of rockets or other munitions.
- an excavation made by a seal in the snow over its breathing hole in the ice.
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- Once snug inside the igloos, diners and game-players have four separate menus to order from.
- Someone is also going to have to enter each igloo to clean it between seatings.
- Like other snow shelters, the igloo works best if it includes a cold well, a door, ventilation holes, and a sleeping platform.
- A quinzheeThe quinzhee is a dome-shaped snow shelter, similar in shape to an igloo, but much easier to construct.
- In addition, heated steel covers help keep hot dishes hot on their journey from kitchen to yurt or igloo, as do electric warmers atop delivery trays.
- The set, cleared of chew toys, now housed a plastic igloo, several blocks of ice, pompoms and smelled strongly of herring.
- In their cheerleader personas, the penguins took over the stadium, entering through the igloo.
- Walter Mondale emerged from his Twin Cities igloo to stump for reform.
- Whereupon they fell to heh-hehing afresh with cries of "Igloo, igloo!"
- From the 25th to the 29th, Kennedy, Harrisson and Jones were employed building an igloo to be used as a magnetic observatory.
- On the afternoon of the 30th, the magnetician invited every one to a tea-party in the igloo to celebrate the opening.
- The outside temperature was -33 degrees F. and it was not much higher inside the igloo.
- An igloo was built as a shelter for those sinking the geological shaft, and seal-hunting was a daily recreation.