英语词汇“ice meer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ice meer n. now rare a piece or cake of ground ice, esp. in a floating or detached state; cf. frost n. 2b, grue n.⁵ [The identity of the second element is uncertain. It may perhaps show mere n.¹, although if so the semantic motivation is unclear. Compare Old English īsmere denoting a frozen body of water (see quot. eOE at Compounds 3a).]

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1677 R. Plot Nat. Hist. Oxford-shire 27 They [sc. the Oxford watermen] frequently meet the Ice-meers (for so they call the cakes of Ice thus coming from the bottom) in their very rise.

1793 Monthly Rev. Sept. 54 The stones and sand observable in the ice-meers only prove that they once adhered to the shore.

1862 C. Tomlinson Frozen Stream i. 97 The floating masses of ice collect and get fixed; thus forming a barrier to the ice-meers that come down, and contributing by this means to the congelation of the whole surface of the river.

1906 Q. Jrnl. 32 96 ‘Stock frosts’ (‘ice meers’, ‘gru’, or ‘anchor frosts’) are comparatively rare, and are only met with when the surface of the river has been exposed to very cold winds lasting for several days, and during severe frost.

单词	ice meer
释义	> as lemmas ice meer ice meer n. now rare a piece or cake of ground ice, esp. in a floating or detached state; cf. frost n. 2b, grue n.⁵ [The identity of the second element is uncertain. It may perhaps show mere n.¹, although if so the semantic motivation is unclear. Compare Old English īsmere denoting a frozen body of water (see quot. eOE at Compounds 3a).] ΚΠ 1677 R. Plot Nat. Hist. Oxford-shire 27 They [sc. the Oxford watermen] frequently meet the Ice-meers (for so they call the cakes of Ice thus coming from the bottom) in their very rise. 1793 Monthly Rev. Sept. 54 The stones and sand observable in the ice-meers only prove that they once adhered to the shore. 1862 C. Tomlinson Frozen Stream i. 97 The floating masses of ice collect and get fixed; thus forming a barrier to the ice-meers that come down, and contributing by this means to the congelation of the whole surface of the river. 1906 Q. Jrnl. 32 96 ‘Stock frosts’ (‘ice meers’, ‘gru’, or ‘anchor frosts’) are comparatively rare, and are only met with when the surface of the river has been exposed to very cold winds lasting for several days, and during severe frost. extracted from icen. < as lemmas
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