Definition of unclimbed in English:

unclimbed

adjective ʌnˈklʌɪmdˌənˈklaɪmd

(of a mountain or rock face) not previously climbed.
the unclimbed south ridge
Example sentencesExamples
- I want to sail across the Pacific, I want to climb an unclimbed mountain in South America.
- Join us for 10 days of trekking to the base of the highest unclimbed peak in the world, Gangkar Puensum.
- But in 1970, a rival Italian mountaineer sparked doubts about the Cerro Torre ascent when he suggested in a magazine article that the peak was still unclimbed.
- The mountain remained unclimbed for the next 22 years, till an Indian Army team made it up the North east spur to the North ridge from the Sikkim side in 1977.
- Earlier this year, he was one of a group of mountaineers who climbed 15 previously unclimbed peaks in Greenland.
- In 1952, Norgay accompanied Raymond Lambert on a Swiss expedition to within 800 vertical feet of the still unclimbed summit of Everest.
- ‘There are thousands of unclimbed mountains and I haven't been to Antarctica yet,’ he said.
- It is the world's third highest peak - at the time it was the highest left unclimbed - and, technically, a harder climb than Everest.
- Climbing with Chris Bonington and several other top British climbers, Venables was abseiling high on the sacred and unclimbed Himalayan mountain of Panch Chuli V when the Slender Thread of the book's title gave way.
- Everest is just one of many thousands of mountains in this world, most of which remain unclimbed.
- In the summer of 1975, a young climber named David Breashears set his sights on a beautiful, unclimbed sheet of rock rising from the ground on a cliff south of Boulder.
- He was an early member of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club and in the course of his entire career climbed around 100 peaks, at least 23 of them previously unclimbed.
- In May of 1985, Simpson and his partner Simon Yates set out to scale the west face of Siula Grande, a hitherto unclimbed peak in Peru.
- Although they found the unclimbed 6,618 metre mountain, which is also known as Mount Edgar, their ascent was halted by heavy snow, avalanches and dehydration.
- A British team of mountaineers led by Dr Charles Evans had conquered mighty Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas, up to that point the highest unclimbed peak in the world, reaching within five vertical feet of the summit.
- In 1975 Scott became one of the first two Britons to reach the summit of Everest via the previously unclimbed southwest face.
- Based on a true story, it recalls how two ambitious mountaineers set out to conquer a previously unclimbed peak in the Peruvian Andes in 1985.
- My partners and I plan to attempt three unclimbed 20,000-foot peaks.
- At 7,541m, Gangkhar Puensum remains the world's highest unclimbed summit.
- In October 1969, Robinson and Yvon Chouinard found themselves staring at Polemonium Peak's V-Notch, an unclimbed ice chute leading to the summit.

Derivatives

unclimbable

adjective

On the other hand, conservatism has its own deep ditches, its unclimbable walls, its immutable old ideas sealed in concrete.
Example sentencesExamples
- For practical purposes it is unclimbable, and the nuts are harvested by waiting for the fruit which contains them to ripen and fall to the ground.
- In her Traver installation, an unclimbable staircase led to an unopenable door in a black-painted room, with perhaps bleak implications.
- The Obsidian Wall is unclimbable at the moment as it is currently an 80 foot waterfall.
- I drove by Coopertown's playground last summer and noticed that things haven't changed - same fields, same swings, same maddeningly unclimbable oak - except for the kids.

Rhymes

unprimed, unrhymed

Definition of unclimbed in US English:

unclimbed

adjectiveˌənˈklaɪmdˌənˈklīmd

(of a mountain or rock face) not previously climbed.
the unclimbed south ridge
Example sentencesExamples
- The mountain remained unclimbed for the next 22 years, till an Indian Army team made it up the North east spur to the North ridge from the Sikkim side in 1977.
- In the summer of 1975, a young climber named David Breashears set his sights on a beautiful, unclimbed sheet of rock rising from the ground on a cliff south of Boulder.
- He was an early member of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club and in the course of his entire career climbed around 100 peaks, at least 23 of them previously unclimbed.
- Based on a true story, it recalls how two ambitious mountaineers set out to conquer a previously unclimbed peak in the Peruvian Andes in 1985.
- ‘There are thousands of unclimbed mountains and I haven't been to Antarctica yet,’ he said.
- Earlier this year, he was one of a group of mountaineers who climbed 15 previously unclimbed peaks in Greenland.
- A British team of mountaineers led by Dr Charles Evans had conquered mighty Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas, up to that point the highest unclimbed peak in the world, reaching within five vertical feet of the summit.
- In May of 1985, Simpson and his partner Simon Yates set out to scale the west face of Siula Grande, a hitherto unclimbed peak in Peru.
- But in 1970, a rival Italian mountaineer sparked doubts about the Cerro Torre ascent when he suggested in a magazine article that the peak was still unclimbed.
- I want to sail across the Pacific, I want to climb an unclimbed mountain in South America.
- In October 1969, Robinson and Yvon Chouinard found themselves staring at Polemonium Peak's V-Notch, an unclimbed ice chute leading to the summit.
- In 1975 Scott became one of the first two Britons to reach the summit of Everest via the previously unclimbed southwest face.
- It is the world's third highest peak - at the time it was the highest left unclimbed - and, technically, a harder climb than Everest.
- Although they found the unclimbed 6,618 metre mountain, which is also known as Mount Edgar, their ascent was halted by heavy snow, avalanches and dehydration.
- My partners and I plan to attempt three unclimbed 20,000-foot peaks.
- Join us for 10 days of trekking to the base of the highest unclimbed peak in the world, Gangkar Puensum.
- In 1952, Norgay accompanied Raymond Lambert on a Swiss expedition to within 800 vertical feet of the still unclimbed summit of Everest.
- At 7,541m, Gangkhar Puensum remains the world's highest unclimbed summit.
- Everest is just one of many thousands of mountains in this world, most of which remain unclimbed.
- Climbing with Chris Bonington and several other top British climbers, Venables was abseiling high on the sacred and unclimbed Himalayan mountain of Panch Chuli V when the Slender Thread of the book's title gave way.

单词	unclimbed
释义	Definition of unclimbed in English: unclimbed adjective ʌnˈklʌɪmdˌənˈklaɪmd (of a mountain or rock face) not previously climbed. the unclimbed south ridge Example sentencesExamples I want to sail across the Pacific, I want to climb an unclimbed mountain in South America. Join us for 10 days of trekking to the base of the highest unclimbed peak in the world, Gangkar Puensum. But in 1970, a rival Italian mountaineer sparked doubts about the Cerro Torre ascent when he suggested in a magazine article that the peak was still unclimbed. The mountain remained unclimbed for the next 22 years, till an Indian Army team made it up the North east spur to the North ridge from the Sikkim side in 1977. Earlier this year, he was one of a group of mountaineers who climbed 15 previously unclimbed peaks in Greenland. In 1952, Norgay accompanied Raymond Lambert on a Swiss expedition to within 800 vertical feet of the still unclimbed summit of Everest. ‘There are thousands of unclimbed mountains and I haven't been to Antarctica yet,’ he said. It is the world's third highest peak - at the time it was the highest left unclimbed - and, technically, a harder climb than Everest. Climbing with Chris Bonington and several other top British climbers, Venables was abseiling high on the sacred and unclimbed Himalayan mountain of Panch Chuli V when the Slender Thread of the book's title gave way. Everest is just one of many thousands of mountains in this world, most of which remain unclimbed. In the summer of 1975, a young climber named David Breashears set his sights on a beautiful, unclimbed sheet of rock rising from the ground on a cliff south of Boulder. He was an early member of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club and in the course of his entire career climbed around 100 peaks, at least 23 of them previously unclimbed. In May of 1985, Simpson and his partner Simon Yates set out to scale the west face of Siula Grande, a hitherto unclimbed peak in Peru. Although they found the unclimbed 6,618 metre mountain, which is also known as Mount Edgar, their ascent was halted by heavy snow, avalanches and dehydration. A British team of mountaineers led by Dr Charles Evans had conquered mighty Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas, up to that point the highest unclimbed peak in the world, reaching within five vertical feet of the summit. In 1975 Scott became one of the first two Britons to reach the summit of Everest via the previously unclimbed southwest face. Based on a true story, it recalls how two ambitious mountaineers set out to conquer a previously unclimbed peak in the Peruvian Andes in 1985. My partners and I plan to attempt three unclimbed 20,000-foot peaks. At 7,541m, Gangkhar Puensum remains the world's highest unclimbed summit. In October 1969, Robinson and Yvon Chouinard found themselves staring at Polemonium Peak's V-Notch, an unclimbed ice chute leading to the summit. Derivatives unclimbable adjective On the other hand, conservatism has its own deep ditches, its unclimbable walls, its immutable old ideas sealed in concrete. Example sentencesExamples For practical purposes it is unclimbable, and the nuts are harvested by waiting for the fruit which contains them to ripen and fall to the ground. In her Traver installation, an unclimbable staircase led to an unopenable door in a black-painted room, with perhaps bleak implications. The Obsidian Wall is unclimbable at the moment as it is currently an 80 foot waterfall. I drove by Coopertown's playground last summer and noticed that things haven't changed - same fields, same swings, same maddeningly unclimbable oak - except for the kids. Rhymes unprimed, unrhymed Definition of unclimbed in US English: unclimbed adjectiveˌənˈklaɪmdˌənˈklīmd (of a mountain or rock face) not previously climbed. the unclimbed south ridge Example sentencesExamples The mountain remained unclimbed for the next 22 years, till an Indian Army team made it up the North east spur to the North ridge from the Sikkim side in 1977. In the summer of 1975, a young climber named David Breashears set his sights on a beautiful, unclimbed sheet of rock rising from the ground on a cliff south of Boulder. He was an early member of the Canterbury Mountaineering Club and in the course of his entire career climbed around 100 peaks, at least 23 of them previously unclimbed. Based on a true story, it recalls how two ambitious mountaineers set out to conquer a previously unclimbed peak in the Peruvian Andes in 1985. ‘There are thousands of unclimbed mountains and I haven't been to Antarctica yet,’ he said. Earlier this year, he was one of a group of mountaineers who climbed 15 previously unclimbed peaks in Greenland. A British team of mountaineers led by Dr Charles Evans had conquered mighty Kanchenjunga in the Himalayas, up to that point the highest unclimbed peak in the world, reaching within five vertical feet of the summit. In May of 1985, Simpson and his partner Simon Yates set out to scale the west face of Siula Grande, a hitherto unclimbed peak in Peru. But in 1970, a rival Italian mountaineer sparked doubts about the Cerro Torre ascent when he suggested in a magazine article that the peak was still unclimbed. I want to sail across the Pacific, I want to climb an unclimbed mountain in South America. In October 1969, Robinson and Yvon Chouinard found themselves staring at Polemonium Peak's V-Notch, an unclimbed ice chute leading to the summit. In 1975 Scott became one of the first two Britons to reach the summit of Everest via the previously unclimbed southwest face. It is the world's third highest peak - at the time it was the highest left unclimbed - and, technically, a harder climb than Everest. Although they found the unclimbed 6,618 metre mountain, which is also known as Mount Edgar, their ascent was halted by heavy snow, avalanches and dehydration. My partners and I plan to attempt three unclimbed 20,000-foot peaks. Join us for 10 days of trekking to the base of the highest unclimbed peak in the world, Gangkar Puensum. In 1952, Norgay accompanied Raymond Lambert on a Swiss expedition to within 800 vertical feet of the still unclimbed summit of Everest. At 7,541m, Gangkhar Puensum remains the world's highest unclimbed summit. Everest is just one of many thousands of mountains in this world, most of which remain unclimbed. Climbing with Chris Bonington and several other top British climbers, Venables was abseiling high on the sacred and unclimbed Himalayan mountain of Panch Chuli V when the Slender Thread of the book's title gave way.
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