Examples of using Hole in the ice in English and their translations into Dutch
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And that hole in the ice where we first found them, and how it kept getting bigger
more kilometres, looking for a hole in the ice, where they can enter the water to eat.
They're looking for holes in the ice where they can surface.
A drill is used to make holes in the ice.
Crows will wait for fishermen to drop lines through holes in the ice.
Groups of ringed seals haul out through holes in the ice to bask in the weak sunlight.
Here, mother seals come up through holes in the ice and excavate a little cave in the snow as a nursery.
These animals know by instinct how to gouge holes in the ice fields and keep them continually open; they go to these holes to breathe.
Now, resting seals are surrounded by holes in the ice, so they have their pick of escape routes.
For example, in Sweden, crows will wait for fishermen to drop lines through holes in the ice.
During the harsh winters in Lithuania the fishermen go to the lakes and cut holes in the ice.
With their improved implements the Neanderthalers made holes in the ice covering the northern rivers
machines for drilling holes in the ice and so on.
They have to drill holes in the ice, dive down into the water-- cold,
What an odd hole in the ice?
I meant hole in the ice!
Watch out for there hole in the ice.
Oh, it's Russian for"hole in the ice.