intransitive. To perform a glissade. Mountaineering. To slide down a steep slope.
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| 释义 | society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > mountaineering or climbing > mountaineer or climb [verb (intransitive)] > climbing techniques (19) glissade1837 intransitive. To perform a glissade. Mountaineering. To slide down a steep slope. sidle1867 intransitive. New Zealand (chiefly Mountaineering). To make one's way in a horizontal or transverse direction along a steep slope by a series of… traverse1897 intransitive. Mountaineering and Rock Climbing. To move or climb sideways or laterally across a rock face, the side of a mountain, etc. Cf. traverse… abseil1908 intransitive. To descend a rock face or other near-vertical surface using a rope fixed at a higher point and coiled round the body or passed… to back up1909 to back up. Rock Climbing. (See quot. 1923.) bridge1909 transitive. In rock climbing, mountaineering, etc.: to climb (a chimney or similar cleft in a rock face) by stretching the body across it… to rope down1935 intransitive. To proceed with the assistance of a rope. Now chiefly in to rope down: to descend by means of a double rope fixed above; to make an… jam1950 Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. intransitive. To climb by wedging a part of the body into a crack as a hold. With up, over, etc. Cf. hand jam, v. 1. rappel1950 intransitive. To make a steep descent on a doubled rope; to rope down. Cf. abseil, v. prusik1959 intransitive. To climb with the aid of prusik loops or similar devices. Also occasionally transitive (reflexive). solo1964 intransitive. To perform an action on one's own; spec. (a) to perform a vocal or instrumental solo (now usually in jazz); (b) to fly solo; spec.… free-climb1968 intransitive and transitive. To climb without the use of artificial aids such as pegs or etriers, but usually with ropes or other safety equipment. hand jam1968 intransitive. To climb by using a hand jam or hand jams. With up, over, etc. jumar1969 intransitive, to climb with the aid of jumars. layback1972 (intransitive). pendule1973 transitive (reflexive). To propel oneself by means of swinging. Also intransitive (Mountaineering): to perform a pendulum. top-rope1974 transitive. To climb or practise (a route, section of route, move, etc.) while being belayed on a rope which is fastened overhead to a fixed anchor… crimp1989 Rock Climbing and Mountaineering. intransitive. To grip a small hold by positioning the fingers in a particular way, the ends making contact with… free solo1992 transitive. To climb (a rock face, route, etc.) alone without using any artificial aids, ropes, or other safety equipment. Also intransitive. |
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