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Definition of climber in English: climbernoun ˈklʌɪməˈklaɪmər 1A person or animal that climbs. 攀爬者;攀爬的动物 leopards are great tree climbers 美洲豹是很善于爬树的动物。 Example sentencesExamples - The double rope climbing technique was used because the climbers could advance to higher levels in the tree canopy.
- There's a side of me that enjoys watching these tree climbers having their deep fun.
- It moves everywhere at speed, is a fantastic climber and regularly appeared among the animal characters in many Walt Disney's early cartoon films.
- Jenkins says that he sees no sign that tree climbers are slipping into a macho ‘summit or bust’ mindset.
- The ravine soon became a favorite and picturesque spot for adventurous campers and climbers, but the first skier didn't appear until April 1914.
- For many years, parties of children, student teachers, musicians, climbers, or simply nature-loving friends, were invited to share the joys of his simple retreat.
- The Marangu route, which was established way back in 1909 is the easiest and most popular and is used by over 90% of climbers.
- The humble and cooperative Sherpas (male residents in Himalayan region) are available to guide way and techniques to climbers.
- That encounter stands as my enlightenment as a ski mountaineer - that day I became as much a glisse alpinist as a climber.
- Hailing from Kaliapuram of Pollachi, the tree climber managed his family with the little he earned out of it.
- They are nimble climbers in the trees and hop like tiny kangaroos on the ground.
- Julian describes himself as an ‘average, occasional climber’ and says a lot of climbers don't bother to look, they just want to conquer.
- Tree climbers are taking all this equipment up California redwood, Okefenokee cypress, and Oregon Douglas fir.
- The weather erodes the carvings but the climbers are just speeding this process up.
- Hiking up to the tree line I passed a steady stream of climbers coming down from their weekend climb.
- The prince was an adept climber, having scaled the bluffs and trees of his kingdom since he could walk, and reached the entrance to the cave unscathed.
- Having been a tree climber and monkey-bar enthusiast in elementary school and having done a little gymnastics in junior high, I thought it sounded like fun.
- I realized that I would never be the most gifted climber or the strongest climber or the boldest climber.
- The climbers hug the shadows, running from tree to tree.
- And naturally, they are expert tree climbers as well.
- 1.1 A mountaineer.
登山者 Example sentencesExamples - Dai Yun, one of China's premier mountain climbers, recalls the thrill of tackling his first hill.
- But his stock rose rapidly as he remained in yellow for a remarkable 11 days, even matching some of the world's best climbers in the mountains.
- Sherpas, the Himalayan locals living in the borders of Tibet and Nepal, challenge the mountain routinely when assisting climbers and also deeply subscribe to this belief.
- Although Greig is interested in why mountain climbers want to climb, he is more interested in why we are so fascinated by their reasons.
- As the story unfolds, we see the vicious weather conditions the mountain climbers faced, while also peering into their inner realities.
- The pair, who are experienced climbers, chose the mountain to improve their winter mountaineering skills.
- The climbers will ascend the mountains of Ben Nevis in Scotland, Scafell Pike in England and Snowdon in Wales as part of their trek.
- The Himalayas make Nepal a favorite destination for mountain climbers.
- The job was 90 per cent completed by the 30 or so volunteers who worked their way through the stands like mountain climbers on the Matterhorn.
- This instrument is a favourite tool of the armed forces and mountain climbers all over the world.
- At least two of the climbers remain on the mountain with minor injuries.
- There are cross-country rally champions, and aviators and mountain climbers too.
- The next year, they seized four American mountain climbers in Kyrgyzstan, though the hostages escaped after six days.
- Joe used to say he was as likely to get killed in a car crash as on a mountain, and many climbers still echo that sentiment.
- A pointed archway at a bus-stop told mountain climbers that they were less than an hour away from the hills.
- We have had a long history of walkers and climbers coming here and we would certainly welcome the mountain bikers.
- Each year they receive dozens of calls reporting lost walkers, stranded climbers or injured mountaineers.
- Does it honor the fastest climbers of our highest mountains?
- He gazed at the beautiful mountain that so many climbers had attempted to conquer; some had succeeded and many did not.
- A good example is the Denali fee, which affects both climbers and ski mountaineers.
- 1.2 A climbing plant.
攀缘植物 climbers trained up fences and trellises Example sentencesExamples - For example, place climbers and ramblers along fences, trellises, or next to arches or pergolas.
- Natural climbers such as clematis, Dutchman's pipe, and kiwi vines only need to be redirected as required.
- Winter usually brings strong winds so it is a good idea to check that vulnerable plants and climbers are firmly attached to their supports.
- A slighter top is made with thinner pieces such as larch poles, and the whole is planted with free growing climbers.
- Terraces brim with pot plants and climbers - honeysuckle, hydrangeas, lavender.
- Incidentally, if you are planting a climber against a wall, position it at least 15 inches away from the wall.
- In imperial gardens especially, large rose gardens were planted and fragrant climbers adorned pavilions.
- Check ties on climbers and wall plants, replacing any that have come loose in high winds.
- When planting tree roses, climbers or ramblers with long stems, tie them to stakes or supports immediately after planting.
- It is surprising the number of novice gardeners who don't get around to planting climbers until they have been ‘at it’ for a few years.
- Most of the plants are climbers and have tendrils opposite leaves on the shoots, the grapevine being representative.
- Prune vigorous climbers and ramblers after flowering.
- The labourers' children took me on a guided tour and we inspected the coffee plants, pepper climbers and orange trees.
- More than 20,000 smaller trees and shrubs of varying types will also be planted, including climbers trained across the environmental barrier.
- Tie in clematis and other vigorous climbers like summer flowering jasmine.
- A popular shrub rose that can be trained as a climber is Constance Spry with huge clusters of pale pink blooms.
- For many varieties, particularly the old garden roses and many shrubs, climbers, and floribundas, the plants' natural system will prevent winter damage.
- Most clematis are climbers by nature, and because they are not self-supporting, they will happily wander up any nearby plant or support.
- The horticulturist suggests that hardy native ferns, philodendrons, climbers and sphatiphylum are ideal for rock garden settings.
- Keep on planting hardy deciduous climbers, hedges and shrubs while the conditions are good.
Synonyms climbing plant, trailing plant
RhymesJemima, mimer, old-timer, part-timer, primer, rhymer, timer Definition of climber in US English: climbernounˈklīmərˈklaɪmər 1A person or animal that climbs. 攀爬者;攀爬的动物 leopards are great tree climbers 美洲豹是很善于爬树的动物。 Example sentencesExamples - The weather erodes the carvings but the climbers are just speeding this process up.
- Julian describes himself as an ‘average, occasional climber’ and says a lot of climbers don't bother to look, they just want to conquer.
- The Marangu route, which was established way back in 1909 is the easiest and most popular and is used by over 90% of climbers.
- The humble and cooperative Sherpas (male residents in Himalayan region) are available to guide way and techniques to climbers.
- The climbers hug the shadows, running from tree to tree.
- And naturally, they are expert tree climbers as well.
- Jenkins says that he sees no sign that tree climbers are slipping into a macho ‘summit or bust’ mindset.
- It moves everywhere at speed, is a fantastic climber and regularly appeared among the animal characters in many Walt Disney's early cartoon films.
- I realized that I would never be the most gifted climber or the strongest climber or the boldest climber.
- Hailing from Kaliapuram of Pollachi, the tree climber managed his family with the little he earned out of it.
- The ravine soon became a favorite and picturesque spot for adventurous campers and climbers, but the first skier didn't appear until April 1914.
- Tree climbers are taking all this equipment up California redwood, Okefenokee cypress, and Oregon Douglas fir.
- There's a side of me that enjoys watching these tree climbers having their deep fun.
- The double rope climbing technique was used because the climbers could advance to higher levels in the tree canopy.
- They are nimble climbers in the trees and hop like tiny kangaroos on the ground.
- Having been a tree climber and monkey-bar enthusiast in elementary school and having done a little gymnastics in junior high, I thought it sounded like fun.
- That encounter stands as my enlightenment as a ski mountaineer - that day I became as much a glisse alpinist as a climber.
- For many years, parties of children, student teachers, musicians, climbers, or simply nature-loving friends, were invited to share the joys of his simple retreat.
- The prince was an adept climber, having scaled the bluffs and trees of his kingdom since he could walk, and reached the entrance to the cave unscathed.
- Hiking up to the tree line I passed a steady stream of climbers coming down from their weekend climb.
- 1.1 A mountaineer.
登山者 Example sentencesExamples - Each year they receive dozens of calls reporting lost walkers, stranded climbers or injured mountaineers.
- Does it honor the fastest climbers of our highest mountains?
- At least two of the climbers remain on the mountain with minor injuries.
- The pair, who are experienced climbers, chose the mountain to improve their winter mountaineering skills.
- The next year, they seized four American mountain climbers in Kyrgyzstan, though the hostages escaped after six days.
- This instrument is a favourite tool of the armed forces and mountain climbers all over the world.
- Although Greig is interested in why mountain climbers want to climb, he is more interested in why we are so fascinated by their reasons.
- A good example is the Denali fee, which affects both climbers and ski mountaineers.
- Joe used to say he was as likely to get killed in a car crash as on a mountain, and many climbers still echo that sentiment.
- He gazed at the beautiful mountain that so many climbers had attempted to conquer; some had succeeded and many did not.
- The climbers will ascend the mountains of Ben Nevis in Scotland, Scafell Pike in England and Snowdon in Wales as part of their trek.
- A pointed archway at a bus-stop told mountain climbers that they were less than an hour away from the hills.
- But his stock rose rapidly as he remained in yellow for a remarkable 11 days, even matching some of the world's best climbers in the mountains.
- Sherpas, the Himalayan locals living in the borders of Tibet and Nepal, challenge the mountain routinely when assisting climbers and also deeply subscribe to this belief.
- The Himalayas make Nepal a favorite destination for mountain climbers.
- We have had a long history of walkers and climbers coming here and we would certainly welcome the mountain bikers.
- Dai Yun, one of China's premier mountain climbers, recalls the thrill of tackling his first hill.
- The job was 90 per cent completed by the 30 or so volunteers who worked their way through the stands like mountain climbers on the Matterhorn.
- There are cross-country rally champions, and aviators and mountain climbers too.
- As the story unfolds, we see the vicious weather conditions the mountain climbers faced, while also peering into their inner realities.
- 1.2 A climbing plant.
攀缘植物 Example sentencesExamples - Tie in clematis and other vigorous climbers like summer flowering jasmine.
- It is surprising the number of novice gardeners who don't get around to planting climbers until they have been ‘at it’ for a few years.
- The horticulturist suggests that hardy native ferns, philodendrons, climbers and sphatiphylum are ideal for rock garden settings.
- Prune vigorous climbers and ramblers after flowering.
- Natural climbers such as clematis, Dutchman's pipe, and kiwi vines only need to be redirected as required.
- For many varieties, particularly the old garden roses and many shrubs, climbers, and floribundas, the plants' natural system will prevent winter damage.
- More than 20,000 smaller trees and shrubs of varying types will also be planted, including climbers trained across the environmental barrier.
- The labourers' children took me on a guided tour and we inspected the coffee plants, pepper climbers and orange trees.
- Most of the plants are climbers and have tendrils opposite leaves on the shoots, the grapevine being representative.
- A slighter top is made with thinner pieces such as larch poles, and the whole is planted with free growing climbers.
- When planting tree roses, climbers or ramblers with long stems, tie them to stakes or supports immediately after planting.
- In imperial gardens especially, large rose gardens were planted and fragrant climbers adorned pavilions.
- Most clematis are climbers by nature, and because they are not self-supporting, they will happily wander up any nearby plant or support.
- Terraces brim with pot plants and climbers - honeysuckle, hydrangeas, lavender.
- For example, place climbers and ramblers along fences, trellises, or next to arches or pergolas.
- Check ties on climbers and wall plants, replacing any that have come loose in high winds.
- Incidentally, if you are planting a climber against a wall, position it at least 15 inches away from the wall.
- Keep on planting hardy deciduous climbers, hedges and shrubs while the conditions are good.
- Winter usually brings strong winds so it is a good idea to check that vulnerable plants and climbers are firmly attached to their supports.
- A popular shrub rose that can be trained as a climber is Constance Spry with huge clusters of pale pink blooms.
Synonyms climbing plant, trailing plant
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