mountaineer Definition
moun·tain·eer (mo̵unt′'n ir′)
noun
- a person who lives in a mountainous region
- a mountain climber
intransitive verb
to climb mountains, as for sport
mountaineer Synonyms
mountaineer
n.
mountaineer Usage Examples
Object
- expedition: These have been designed primarily for Polar expeditions, but have been used on mountaineering expeditions.
- literature: His acknowledged classic in mountaineering literature, Kingdoms of Experience, has recently been reissued by Canongate.
- accident: Can you claim compensation for a mountaineering holiday accident?
- instruction: AMI is the professional organization of mountaineering instructors in the UK whose aim is to promote good practice in mountaineering instruction.
- trip: There have been regular mountaineering trips to the Highlands, CCF camps, and annual participation in the Nijmegen Marches.
- club: Messages of sympathy and condolence came to the Alpine Club and Royal Geographical Society from mountaineering Clubs all over the world.
Converse of object
- inform: The MCofS will be keeping mountaineers informed of progress with the Land Reform Bill via this website.
- help: The agility and acute sensing ability of the dog helps a mountaineer who to trained in search techniques to be much more effective.
- become: To take in an Alpine summit on skis, in the winter or spring, is to become a complete mountaineer.
- experience: Many of the people who have tragically fallen from the Nevis plateau were experienced mountaineers who had visited the plateau numerous times before.
Preposition: at
altitude: Pollard A, Clarke C. ( 1988 ) Deaths during mountaineering at extreme altitude.
Adjective modifier
- accomplished: Hunt was an accomplished mountaineer, having spent childhood holidays climbing in the Alps.
- hardy: A still hardier mountaineer is the Sierra juniper ( Juniperus occidentalis ), growing mostly on domes and ridges and glacier pavements.
- experienced: At least one of the victims was an experienced mountaineer.
- qualified: However, as experienced and qualified mountaineers, they will always operate with safety as the prime consideration.
- competent: Suitable for competent mountaineers who have climbed consistently at these standards.
- keen: Keen mountaineers are also invited to join a trip to Torridon in the holidays, 31st March to about 5th April.
Noun used with modifier
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