traverse - use in sentences

Object

  • globe: Cooking the books From Ireland to India, Caroline Boucher traverses the globe in search of the best new year cookbooks.
  • slope: Then we learned to traverse icy slopes using crampons, kicking steps in snow or hacking them out in ice with an ax.

Adjective modifier

  • Tyrolean: The Medran Parc offers 800m of hanging bridges, Tyrolean traverses, rope ladders and assisted climbs.
  • closed: Closed traverses created a framework on which to hang the data.
  • awkward: After an awkward traverse to the top of the pitch, Duncan rigged it and we descended.
  • short: At the end of a short, wide traverse we came to a boulder blockage.

Modifies a noun

  • handwheel: The device was mounted directly above the apron traverse handwheel on a raised rectangular boss.
  • R: Clip it's first PR then traverse R on good holds to the arete.
  • line: I have fitted a traverse line here, of good quality climbing rope.

Noun used with modifier

  • girdle: Move up right and ascend slanting ledges to the ledge on the girdle traverse ( peg runner ).
  • ridge: This reduces the amount of effort required to undertake what is without doubt the most taxing ridge traverse in the British Isles.
  • bolt: A bolt traverse over the pitch on the left revealed nothing.

Preposition: of

  • ridge: The final part of the climb being a traverse of the summit ridge which in itself is worth a visit.

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