Examples of using Ice fields in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Ice Fields.
Dead expanse of ice fields.
Ice fields of the world.
There are no ice fields in Australia.
The surface is covered with craters, ice fields.
We got ice fields up ahead.
Th century- Ui-te-Rangiora claimed to have sighted southern ice fields.
An adventure story set among the ice fields of Northern Canada.
Massive ice fields are melting and the American continent is reshaping.
The land is made up of beautiful mountains, glaciers and ice fields, and coastal lowlands.
The ice fields are alive with movement and sound in a way that I never expected.
It boasts the highest mountains and largest ice fields in the Northwest Territories.
Across North America, ice fields and glaciers envelop all of Canada and northernmost United States.
This area includes many of the highest mountains and largest ice fields in North America.
The Columbia Ice Fields are the largest ice field in the Rockies of North America.
At the summit of Africa's most famous mountain, Kilimanjaro,80% of its permanent ice fields have disappeared.
The only large ice fields in mainland Europe are in Norway(e.g., Dovre and Jotunheimen).
Years ago the fourth ice sheet,a union of the North American central and eastern ice fields, was well on its way south;
Ice fields are formed by a large accumulation of snow which, through years of compression and freezing, turns into ice. .
Chlamydomonas nivalis is a type of fresh water algae that is hardyenough to survive while living on the snowflakes that make up ice fields in polar regions.
There are substantial ice fields in Iceland, Svalbard and Franz-Josef Land and smaller surviving ice fields on Jan Mayen and Novaya Zemlya.
A rescue party, led by William S. Champ aboard the Terra Nova,sailed a course direct to the ice fields, and proceeded when the ice condition was favorable.
There are several dozen small ice fields in the Alps and tiny remnants of permanent ice in Sweden, the Apennines, the Pyrenees and the Balkans.
The Coastal Range is about the same height as the Rockies but it gets more precipitation due to its proximity to the ocean, therefore it gets more snow than the Rockies and, for the same reason,has more glaciers and ice fields.
There are several ice fields in the Himalayas and Altay Mountains(the border range between the Central Asian Republics and China). One unexpected ice field is located in Yolyn Am, a mountain valley located in the northern end of the Gobi Desert.
In South America, there are two main ice fields, Campo de Hielo Norte(translates to Northern Ice Field or Northern Patagonian Ice Field), in Chile, and Campo de Hielo Sur(translates to Southern Ice Field or Southern Patagonian Ice Field), shared by Chile and Argentina.
In South America, there are two main ice fields, Campo de Hielo Norte(translates to Northern Ice Field or Northern Patagonian Ice Field), in Chile, and Campo de Hielo Sur(translates to Southern Ice Field or Southern Patagonian Ice Field), shared by Chile and Argentina. There is also a small ice field on the western(Chilean) portion of Tierra del Fuego proper.
One of the more celebrated North American ice fields is the Columbia Icefield located in the Rocky Mountains between Jasper and Banff, Alberta.Easy access by road contributes to the status of this ice field as one of the most visited in North America, although it is actually a comparatively small ice field within the huge and largely ice-free American cordillera.
Ice fields are formed by a large accumulation of snow which, through years of compression and freezing, turns into ice. Due to ice's susceptibility to gravity, ice fields usually form over large areas that are basins or atop plateaus, thus allowing a continuum of ice to form over the landscape uninterrupted by glacial channels. Glaciers often form on the edges of ice fields, serving as gravity-propelled drains off the ice field which is in turn replenished by snowfall.
The only large ice fields in mainland Europe are in Norway(e.g.,Dovre and Jotunheimen). There are several dozen small ice fields in the Alps and tiny remnants of permanent ice in Sweden, the Apennines, the Pyrenees and the Balkans.[6] Since the disappearance of the last remaining ice field in Andalucía, with the disappearance of the Corral del Veleta glacier in 1913, the southernmost surviving permanent ice field in continental Europe is Snezhnika in Bulgaria.[7].