Definition of moulin in English:

moulin

noun ˈmuːlɪnmo͞oˈlan

A vertical or nearly vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by surface water percolating through a crack in the ice.
冰川锅穴，冰川竖坑
Example sentencesExamples
- When Ken finishes his tale the Kenyans share one of their own about the rescue of some fools on Kilimanjaro and another about the death of a novice who fell into a moulin, a hole in a glacier, and was never found.
- I navigated through sculpted corridors, leapt silver streams, and sidestepped moulins all the way to the base of Gangkar Punsum, where I shot a roll of film of the ice-armored peak.
- The meltwater pours through large channels called ‘moulins’ until it reaches the base of the ice sheet - the interface between ice and bedrock.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally 'mill'.

Definition of moulin in US English:

moulin

nounmo͞oˈlan

A vertical or nearly vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by surface water percolating through a crack in the ice.
冰川锅穴，冰川竖坑
Example sentencesExamples
- I navigated through sculpted corridors, leapt silver streams, and sidestepped moulins all the way to the base of Gangkar Punsum, where I shot a roll of film of the ice-armored peak.
- The meltwater pours through large channels called ‘moulins’ until it reaches the base of the ice sheet - the interface between ice and bedrock.
- When Ken finishes his tale the Kenyans share one of their own about the rescue of some fools on Kilimanjaro and another about the death of a novice who fell into a moulin, a hole in a glacier, and was never found.

Origin

Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘mill’.

词汇	moulin
释义	Definition of moulin in English: moulin noun ˈmuːlɪnmo͞oˈlan A vertical or nearly vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by surface water percolating through a crack in the ice. 冰川锅穴，冰川竖坑 Example sentencesExamples When Ken finishes his tale the Kenyans share one of their own about the rescue of some fools on Kilimanjaro and another about the death of a novice who fell into a moulin, a hole in a glacier, and was never found. I navigated through sculpted corridors, leapt silver streams, and sidestepped moulins all the way to the base of Gangkar Punsum, where I shot a roll of film of the ice-armored peak. The meltwater pours through large channels called ‘moulins’ until it reaches the base of the ice sheet - the interface between ice and bedrock. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally 'mill'. Definition of moulin in US English: moulin nounmo͞oˈlan A vertical or nearly vertical shaft in a glacier, formed by surface water percolating through a crack in the ice. 冰川锅穴，冰川竖坑 Example sentencesExamples I navigated through sculpted corridors, leapt silver streams, and sidestepped moulins all the way to the base of Gangkar Punsum, where I shot a roll of film of the ice-armored peak. The meltwater pours through large channels called ‘moulins’ until it reaches the base of the ice sheet - the interface between ice and bedrock. When Ken finishes his tale the Kenyans share one of their own about the rescue of some fools on Kilimanjaro and another about the death of a novice who fell into a moulin, a hole in a glacier, and was never found. Origin Mid 19th century: French, literally ‘mill’.
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