Last Updated：2025/12/02
A phenomenon which occurs at the interface of land and water when partial frozen over bodies of water with broken ice encounters a constant wind that blows onto shore, blowing the pieces of ice onto shore, and piling up, driving further inland. The ice shove can pile up and crush shoreside buildings or push them off their foundations.
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ice shove
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ice shove
Noun
countable
uncountable
A
phenomenon
which
occurs
at
the
interface
of
land
and
water
when
partial
frozen
over
bodies
of
water
with
broken
ice
encounters
a
constant
wind
that
blows
onto
shore,
blowing
the
pieces
of
ice
onto
shore,
and
piling
up,
driving
further
inland.
The
ice
shove
can
pile
up
and
crush
shoreside
buildings
or
push
them
off
their
foundations.
Japanese Meaning
沿岸部で、部分的に凍結した水面上の割れた氷が、一定の風により陸に押し寄せ、積み重なりながら内陸へと押し上げられる現象。その結果、沿岸建造物が押し潰されたり、基礎が揺らぐことがある現象。
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A
phenomenon
which
occurs
at
the
interface
of
land
and
water
when
partial
frozen
over
bodies
of
water
with
broken
ice
encounters
a
constant
wind
that
blows
onto
shore,
blowing
the
pieces
of
ice
onto
shore,
and
piling
up,
driving
further
inland.
The
ice
shove
can
pile
up
and
crush
shoreside
buildings
or
push
them
off
their
foundations.
（ plural ）
