n.裂缝，(尤指冰川等的)裂隙，冰隙

原形：crevasse复数：crevasses

The glacier's crevasses were deep and dangerous, requiring climbers to exercise caution.
冰川上的裂缝深且危险，登山者必须小心翼翼。
The hiker stepped gingerly around the crevasse edge, avoiding the potential fall.
徒步者轻盈地绕过裂缝边缘，以防失足坠落。
After the heavy snowfall, the ski resort had to clear the crevasses in the slopes for safety.
大雪过后，滑雪场必须清理斜坡上的裂缝以保证安全。
The mountaineers used ropes and crampons to traverse the icy crevasses on the glacier.
登山者用绳索和冰爪穿越了冰川上的裂缝。
Crevasses can form suddenly, making it crucial for explorers to be aware of their surroundings at all times.
裂缝可能突然出现，探险家必须时刻注意周围环境。
The rescue team had to rappel down into the crevasse to reach the stranded climber.
救援队伍不得不下降到裂缝中去营救被困的登山者。
The climber was lucky to escape with just a few bruises after falling into the crevasse.
那位登山者摔进裂缝后只受了几处擦伤，真是幸运。
The expedition leader warned his team about the treacherous crevasses they might encounter on the expedition.
领队提醒他的团队可能会遇到的危险裂缝。
Engineers have to carefully inspect the permafrost for signs of thawing that could cause crevasses in the ground.
工程师必须仔细检查永久冻土层，寻找因融化可能产生的地面裂缝。
In the polar regions, scientists study the formation and movement of crevasses as part of their research on climate change.
在极地地区，科学家研究裂缝的形成和移动，这是他们气候变化研究的一部分。