alpinism
alpinism — 名詞
1. a difficult type of mountain climbing that takes place on very high, snow-covere
高山攀登
在高山地區進行的攀爬運動
a difficult type of mountain climbing that takes place on very high, snow-covered peaks, where climbers use special equipment such as ropes, ice axes, and boots with spikes
Mira took up alpinism when she moved to Switzerland and saw the Alps every morning.
Mira 搬到瑞士後開始學習高山攀登,因為每天都能看到阿爾卑斯山。
The rescue team trained for years in alpinism before attempting the Everest climb.
這支救援隊為了攀登聖母峰,接受了多年的高山攀登訓練。
trained for years in [+activity] — preposition in
Joon's alpinism gear included a rope, an ice axe, and warm gloves for the summit.
Joon 的高山攀登裝備包括繩索、冰斧和保暖手套。
Sofia practised anchoring techniques during an alpinism course in the Swiss Alps.
Sofia 在瑞士阿爾卑斯山的高山攀登課程中練習了固定技術。
Books about alpinism often focus on famous peaks like the Matterhorn or Mont Blanc.
關於高山攀登的書籍經常聚焦於馬特洪峰或白朗峰等著名山峰。
- mountaineering
more general term; alpinism emphasises technical ice and snow climbing at high altitude
- mountain climbing
broader and less formal; can include any ascent from a walk to a technical climb
- climbing
very broad; includes rock climbing, bouldering, and indoor climbing as well
文法句型
alpinism + singular verb
in alpinism
of alpinism
用法筆記
Almost always uncountable. The term carries a connotation of technical climbing on snow and ice at high altitude, as opposed to general hiking or rock climbing on smaller mountains.