mountaineer
متسلق الجبال
definition
noun
For the legendary mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, scaling mountain peaks no longer remains the sport it once was.
a person who takes part in mountaineering.
translation of 'mountaineer'
verb
تسلق الجبال
noun
ساكن الجبل,
متسلق الجبال,
معتلى الجبال
example
But mountaineering involves risk, and occasionally a 'mountaineer' must be rescued.
‘When I think about it, my hands sweat,’ rock climber and 'mountaineer' Conrad Anker says of the route.
Collen is an accomplished 'mountaineer' , rock climber, alpine skier, and has several years experience guiding in the mountains of Vancouver Island and coastal British Columbia.
Veteran British 'mountaineer' Chris Bonington, who climbed Everest in 1985, has now joined those demanding a change in the mountaineering culture.
He is a 'mountaineer' , ice climber, expedition skier, guide, father of three, and intellectual authority on the singular history and geography of his beloved Iceland.
For the legendary 'mountaineer' Sir Edmund Hillary, scaling mountain peaks no longer remains the sport it once was.
I was a rock climber and 'mountaineer' , although I now confine myself to fell walking.
Reasoning that he and Jean Carrel ought to join forces instead of competing, Whymper tried to persuade the Italian 'mountaineer' to work for him as a guide.
According to Sir Chris Bonington, the veteran 'mountaineer' and author, it would be a ‘huge achievement’.
For more advanced 'mountaineers' , there is the challenge of ice climbing.
Sherpas first became prominent to Westerners as British 'mountaineers' set their sights on conquering Himalayan peaks.
The British Mountaineering Council protects and promotes the interests of climbers and 'mountaineers' .
Based on a true story, it recalls how two ambitious 'mountaineers' set out to conquer a previously unclimbed peak in the Peruvian Andes in 1985.
He took pride in pulling his weight despite being far younger than seasoned 'mountaineers' like the 33-year-old Hillary.
Once the ski season is over, Andorra's mountains are still frequented by hikers, 'mountaineers' , and rock climbers.
It is an international fraternity of 'mountaineers' .
Calling a president a political failure is like calling Hillary and Norgay failed 'mountaineers' : it is impossible to follow the logic, but readers presumably recognise the rhetoric.
Each year they receive dozens of calls reporting lost walkers, stranded climbers or injured 'mountaineers' .
To climb Everest, 'mountaineers' must work within a very tight and strictly enforced time frame.
Like all people who live in the mountains, they think 'mountaineers' are mad.
Blyth and Bob are extremely experienced 'mountaineers' and mountain guides, and Blyth also runs the avalanche forecasting service in Scotland.
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