field ice
noun
Pronunciation: ˈfiːld aɪs
Definition
Large, flat pieces of ice that have broken off from ice shelves or glaciers and are floating in the sea.
Examples
The expedition faced treacherous conditions navigating through the vast expanses of field ice.
Seals often rest on large floes of field ice, appearing like small islands in the ocean.
How to Use field ice
- field ice (collocation)
- The term itself, used as a noun phrase referring to the specific type of ice. — "The expedition was delayed by several weeks due to the extensive field ice."
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