moulin in German
moulin in German is Gletschermühle — moulin means a near-vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by meltwater draining down through the ice.
moulin in German
Gletschermühle
(geology) A cylindrical, vertical shaft that extends through a glacier and is carved by meltwater from the glacier’s surface.
What does "moulin" mean?
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noun A near-vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by meltwater draining down through the ice.
"The climbers roped up carefully to avoid falling into a moulin."
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- The climbers roped up carefully to avoid falling into a moulin.
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What is "moulin" in German?
"moulin" in German is Gletschermühle. moulin means: A near-vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by meltwater draining down through the ice.
How do you use "moulin" in a sentence?
Example: "The climbers roped up carefully to avoid falling into a moulin." In German, "moulin" is Gletschermühle.
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