permafrost / ˈpɜr məˌfrɔst, -ˌfrɒst /

⚽高中词汇永冻土永冻土层永冻层永久冻土

permafrost 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. perennially frozen subsoil.

permafrost 近义词

permafrost

等同于 ice

更多permafrost例句

  1. Though DNA degrades into shorter strings of genetic material over time, making it difficult to handle and piece together, cold permafrost helps to protect genetic information from rapidly falling apart.
  2. The most loving thing I ever saw my father do for my mother was getting up before dawn in the permafrost of February to warm up her car.
  3. Thawing that permafrost will now release a large share of that carbon into the air, she adds, “which can create additional climate change.”
  4. “The amount of carbon that is stored in permafrost is immense,” Neilson notes.
  5. Sagging permafrost led to the tank spilling oil, which polluted the Ambarnaya River.
  6. I was sitting so low, even the permafrost-stunted spruce trees towered over me.
  7. I wondered what would happen to the trees if some of the permafrost melted, allowing roots to expand in longer growing seasons.
  8. The reason: frozen permafrost that once contained the lake water (like cement contains a swimming pool) had melted.