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Definition of gletscher- in English Turkish dictionary

glacial
{s} buzullara ait: glacial lake buzul gölü
glacial
buz ya da buzulla ilgili
glacial
buzlu
glacial
{s} buzsu
glacial
gIacial period buzul devri
glacial
glacial drift buzulların taşıdığı taş ve toprak
glacial
buzul çağına ait/buzlu
glacial
buza ait
glacial
{s} buz

İrlanda'da üç tane buzul fiyordu vardır. - There are three glacial fjords in Ireland.

glacial
{s} buz gibi, çok soğuk
glacial
{s} buzul

İrlanda'da üç tane buzul fiyordu vardır. - There are three glacial fjords in Ireland.

glacial
buz devrine ait
glacial
(Tıp) Buza benzer
German - English
glacial
cool and unfriendly
{a} relating to or like ice, icy, frozen
icy, or icily cold
A period of global frigidity (cold) during which glaciers and ice sheets advance towards the lower latitudes They usually last about 100,000 years and are associated with the Milankovitch Cycles The last major glacial ended about 10,000 to 14,000 years ago See also interglacial
{s} of or covered with glaciers or large masses of ice; caused by glaciers; cold, icy, frigid; unfriendly, icily indifferent; extremely slow
disapproval If you say that a person, action, or atmosphere is glacial, you mean that they are very unfriendly or hostile. Inside the jeep the atmosphere was glacial. = frosty, icy
of, or relating to glaciers
(1) Period of time during an ice age when glaciers advance because of colder temperatures
(1) Period of time during an ice age when glaciers advance because of colder temperatures (2) Involving glaciers and moving ice Usually pertaining to processes associated with glaciers
cold and icy
devoid of warmth and cordiality; expressive of unfriendliness or disdain; "a frigid greeting"; "got a frosty reception"; "a frozen look on their faces"; "a glacial handshake"; "icy stare"; "wintry smile"
the cold part of a fixed cycle of warm and cool periods during a major ice age The cycle is related to changing heat from the sun due to shifts in the pattern of Earth’s orbit and tilt
(1) Characterized or dominated by the existence of Glaciers Used of a geologic or Glacial Epoch period of time, i e , the Pleistocene epoch (2) Extremely cold; icy (3) Having the appearance of ice ADVANCE \x 540 (4) Extremely slow -- as are the movements of glaciers
relating to or derived from a glacier; "glacial deposit
emphasis If you say that something moves or changes at a glacial pace, you are emphasizing that it moves or changes very slowly
having the appearance of ice
During the last Ice Age – the Pleistocene – which lasted from 2,000,000 years ago to about 10,000 years ago, there were periods of intense cold – the glacial stages – during which ice sheets and glaciers extended over much of North America, North-West Europe and Asia, and these were broken by warmer interstadials, during which the ice retreated During the glacials, Britain was tundra, with short grasses and lichens covering the landscape The ground was permanently frozen to a depth of several metres Pine trees grew in sheltered valleys of the north, with deciduous forests growing in Southern Europe The cool conditions favoured large mammals: woolly mammoth, hyaena, bison, lion, musk ox, reindeer The sea-level dropped by as much as 500 ft, and Britain was still joined to western Europe
extremely cold; "an arctic climate"; "a frigid day"; "gelid waters of the North Atlantic"; "glacial winds"; "icy hands"; "polar weather"
<span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacier

Glaciers are melting because of global warming. - Die Gletscher schmelzen aufgrund der Erderwärmung.

Glaciers are frozen rivers. They flow like rivers, only much slower. - Gletscher sind gefrorene Flüsse und fließen auch wie diese, nur viel langsamer.

<span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glaciers

Glaciers are melting because of global warming. - Die Gletscher schmelzen aufgrund der Erderwärmung.

During the last Ice Age, so much water was trapped in icy glaciers that the sea level dropped by as much as 120 meters. - Während der letzten Eiszeit wurde so viel Wasser in Gletschern eingeschlossen, dass der Meeresspiegel um ganze 120 Meter sank.

Piste / <span class="word-self">Gletscherspan> etc.
to traverse terrain (slope; glacier etc.)
Vorrücken der <span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacier advance
Zurückgehen der <span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacier recession
Zurückgehen der <span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacier shrinkage
Zurückgehen der <span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacier retreat
<span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacıers
<span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacers
<span class="word-self">Gletscherspan>
glacer