Definition of etrier in English:

etrier

noun ˈeɪtrɪeɪˈātrēˌā

Climbing

A short rope ladder with a few rungs of wood or metal.
〔登山〕（有几档木头或金属梯级的）短绳梯
Example sentencesExamples
- We'd a tiny hammer for setting stud bolts, a drill and massive battery brought in with considerable effort, and a set of etriers.
- Thanks to some well-rigged safety lines and etriers, and some coaching from my teammates, I was able to negotiate the series without problem and reach the rope for the thirty-foot climb up into the Bratwurst Passage.

Origin

1950s: from French étrier 'stirrup'.

Definition of etrier in US English:

etrier

nounˈātrēˌā

Climbing

A short rope ladder with a few rungs of wood or metal.
〔登山〕（有几档木头或金属梯级的）短绳梯
Example sentencesExamples
- We'd a tiny hammer for setting stud bolts, a drill and massive battery brought in with considerable effort, and a set of etriers.
- Thanks to some well-rigged safety lines and etriers, and some coaching from my teammates, I was able to negotiate the series without problem and reach the rope for the thirty-foot climb up into the Bratwurst Passage.

Origin

1950s: from French étrier ‘stirrup’.

单词	etrier
释义	Definition of etrier in English: etrier noun ˈeɪtrɪeɪˈātrēˌā Climbing A short rope ladder with a few rungs of wood or metal. 〔登山〕（有几档木头或金属梯级的）短绳梯 Example sentencesExamples We'd a tiny hammer for setting stud bolts, a drill and massive battery brought in with considerable effort, and a set of etriers. Thanks to some well-rigged safety lines and etriers, and some coaching from my teammates, I was able to negotiate the series without problem and reach the rope for the thirty-foot climb up into the Bratwurst Passage. Origin 1950s: from French étrier 'stirrup'. Definition of etrier in US English: etrier nounˈātrēˌā Climbing A short rope ladder with a few rungs of wood or metal. 〔登山〕（有几档木头或金属梯级的）短绳梯 Example sentencesExamples We'd a tiny hammer for setting stud bolts, a drill and massive battery brought in with considerable effort, and a set of etriers. Thanks to some well-rigged safety lines and etriers, and some coaching from my teammates, I was able to negotiate the series without problem and reach the rope for the thirty-foot climb up into the Bratwurst Passage. Origin 1950s: from French étrier ‘stirrup’.
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