Definition of redpoint in English:

redpoint

noun ˈrɛdpɔɪnt

In sport climbing: an ascent completed by a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, though not at the first attempt.

verb ˈrɛdpɔɪnt

with object In sport climbing: to complete (a route) as a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, having attempted or practised the route in the past.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in Canadian Alpine Journal. From red + point, apparently after German Rotpunkt
1980s; earliest use found in Mountain. From redpoint.

Definition of redpoint in US English:

redpoint

nounˈrɛdpɔɪnt

In sport climbing: an ascent completed by a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, though not at the first attempt.

verbˈrɛdpɔɪnt

with object In sport climbing: to complete (a route) as a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, having attempted or practised the route in the past.

Origin

1980s; earliest use found in Canadian Alpine Journal. From red + point, apparently after German Rotpunkt<br>1980s; earliest use found in Mountain. From redpoint.

单词	redpoint
释义	Definition of redpoint in English: redpoint noun ˈrɛdpɔɪnt In sport climbing: an ascent completed by a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, though not at the first attempt. verb ˈrɛdpɔɪnt with object In sport climbing: to complete (a route) as a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, having attempted or practised the route in the past. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in Canadian Alpine Journal. From red + point, apparently after German Rotpunkt 1980s; earliest use found in Mountain. From redpoint. Definition of redpoint in US English: redpoint nounˈrɛdpɔɪnt In sport climbing: an ascent completed by a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, though not at the first attempt. verbˈrɛdpɔɪnt with object In sport climbing: to complete (a route) as a lead climber without falling or resting on the rope, having attempted or practised the route in the past. Origin 1980s; earliest use found in Canadian Alpine Journal. From red + point, apparently after German Rotpunkt<br>1980s; earliest use found in Mountain. From redpoint.
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