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ice bound - vertaling naar russisch
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Bounds; Bound (movie); Bound (disambiguation); Bound (film)
ice bound
затертый, задержанный льдом
bound together
ANARCHIST BOOKSHOP
Bound Together Bookstore Collective; Bound Together Collective Bookstore; Bound Together Bookstore; Bound Together Anarchist Collective Bookstore
общая лексика
слипшийся
fast ice
![''Fast ice'' (left, along shoreline) versus ''drift ice'' (right) in a hypothetical [[sea ice]] dynamics scenario (the bear provides an approximate scale).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Sea ice Drawing General features.svg?width=200 "''Fast ice'' (left, along shoreline) versus ''drift ice'' (right) in a hypothetical [[sea ice]] dynamics scenario (the bear provides an approximate scale).")
SEA ICE THAT IS IMMOBILE DUE TO ITS ATTACHMENT TO A COAST, USUALLY EXTENDING OFFSHORE TO ABOUT THE 20-M ISOBATH
Land-fast ice; Landfast ice; Land fast ice; Shore ice; Shore-fast ice
строительное дело
припай, неподвижный лёд
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor ice bound
1. Global warming means that in the not–so–distant future, the fabled and usually ice–bound Northwest Passage could become a major shipping route between Asia and Europe.
2. Dudinka, 320 kilometers inside the Arctic Circle, is the gateway to Russia‘s ice–bound northern shipping lanes, taking metals from the heart of Siberia up the Yenisei to the Arctic Ocean, and from there to destinations all over the world.
3. February 13 2006 02:00 One of the few advantages of meeting in an ice–bound Moscow in February is the salutary reminder of the downsides of energy shortages.
4. Developing Sakhalin, which is ice–bound for almost half the year, will cost $20 billion, more than double the original estimates, because of rising material prices and higher contractor fees.
5. Polarization of the Rich North Pole By Harley Balzer Here are the top 10 reasons to go to the North Pole if you are a Russian leader: 10) If you don‘t have the technology to exploit the Shtokman gas deposits, claiming another large, ice–bound hydrocarbon source will help you learn how to do it. ') It gets people‘s attention.
