Definition of piolet in English:

piolet

noun pjəʊˈleɪˌpēəˈlā

Climbing

An ice pick.
〔登山〕冰镐，破冰斧
Example sentencesExamples
- The term ‘ice-pick’ is currently used to mean both the mountaineer's axe or piolet and a kind of awl for chipping off bits of ice for drinking purposes.
- On the other hand, if you fall, drop your piolet aside from you to avoid injuries.

Mid 19th century: from French dialect, literally 'little pick', diminutive of piolo; related to pioche 'pickaxe'.

nounˌpēəˈlā

Climbing

An ice ax.
〔登山〕冰镐，破冰斧
Example sentencesExamples
- The term ‘ice-pick’ is currently used to mean both the mountaineer's axe or piolet and a kind of awl for chipping off bits of ice for drinking purposes.
- On the other hand, if you fall, drop your piolet aside from you to avoid injuries.

Mid 19th century: from French dialect, literally ‘little pick’, diminutive of piolo; related to pioche ‘pickax’.

单词	piolet
释义	Definition of piolet in English: piolet noun pjəʊˈleɪˌpēəˈlā Climbing An ice pick. 〔登山〕冰镐，破冰斧 Example sentencesExamples The term ‘ice-pick’ is currently used to mean both the mountaineer's axe or piolet and a kind of awl for chipping off bits of ice for drinking purposes. On the other hand, if you fall, drop your piolet aside from you to avoid injuries. Origin Mid 19th century: from French dialect, literally 'little pick', diminutive of piolo; related to pioche 'pickaxe'. Definition of piolet in US English: piolet nounˌpēəˈlā Climbing An ice ax. 〔登山〕冰镐，破冰斧 Example sentencesExamples The term ‘ice-pick’ is currently used to mean both the mountaineer's axe or piolet and a kind of awl for chipping off bits of ice for drinking purposes. On the other hand, if you fall, drop your piolet aside from you to avoid injuries. Origin Mid 19th century: from French dialect, literally ‘little pick’, diminutive of piolo; related to pioche ‘pickax’.
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