alpinist

['ælpinist]

n. 登山运动员
=Alpinist

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n.

登山家

alpinist

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1. (chiefly dated)a climber of high mountains, especially in the Alps
   (主 旧)（尤指阿尔卑斯的）登山家
   

1. late 19th cent.: from French alpiniste, from Latin Alpinus (see alpine)
   

alpinist

名词 alpinist:

a mountain climber who specializes in difficult climbs

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■"Every mountain has its soul.If the mountain doesn't accept youand you don't submit to her will, she will ruin you." That is theopinion of the real top-noch alpinist Toma?Humar.

"每座山峰都有神灵,如果山神没有接纳你,而你却对她没有敬畏,她将毁灭你.

■Led by 45-year-old veteran alpinist and head coach Wang Yongfeng, the squad was composed of 36 members, including three females, some students and five coaches.

“这是奥运与登山的首次结合,充分印证了‘更快、更高、更强’的奥运格言,”中国登山协会秘书长张志坚说,“这是奥运史上一次空前壮举。”

■You are an alpinist.

他不是教师。

■Equipped in a manner which would make a modern alpinist shudder at the thought.

他们的装备如此的简陋以致使一名现代的登山者不寒而栗。

■International Union of Alpinist Associations

国际登山协会联合会

■IUAPPA; International Union of Alpinist Association;

国际登山运动员协会联合会;

■Ich habe gar nicht gewusst, dass Sie Bergsteiger (Alpinist ) sind .

我一点都安不知道您是个爬山运动员哩。

■is Alpinist gear clothing or equipment?

是登山装还是登山配备?

■Modern alpinist try to climb mountains by a route which willgive them good sport, and the more difficult it is, the more highlyit is regarded.

现代登山运动员总想找一条能够给他们带来运动乐趣的路线来攀登山峰。他们认为，道路越艰险越带劲儿。

■a mountaineer; an Alpinist; a climber

登山运动员

■They mounted a number of full-fledged expeditions， including one in 1924 that claimed the lives of world-renowned Alpinist George Mallory and a young Oxford graduate named Andrew “Sandy” Irvine.

突然爆发的第二次世界大战使攀登珠穆朗玛峰的热潮一下子消退了下去。