Carried away by its momentum, the ship sometimes mounted on top of these tracts of ice and crushed them with its weight, or at other times, when cooped up beneath the ice fields, it split them with simple pitching movements, creating wide punctures.
A veces, arrastrado por su impulso, subía sobre el campo de hielo y lo aplastaba con su peso, o, en algunos momentos, incrustado bajo el ice field lo dividía por un simple movimiento de cabeceo que producía grandes chasquidos.