
美:/''klaɪmər/
n. 登山者(climber的复数);[植] 攀缘植物;脚扣
Overcrowding has become a huge issue on Mount Everest, and 11 climbers have ***d this season.
过度拥堵已成为珠穆朗玛峰一大问题,本季度已有11名登山者在此遇难。
As a result, stricter rules are being recommended for climbers of Mount Everest.
因此,有人建议对珠峰登山者出台更加严格的规定。
The rules would require climbers to have better training and stricter health checks.
新规要求登山者需接受更好的训练,并接受更严格的健康检查。
The climbers had been stranded by a storm.
这些登山者被暴风雨困住了。
The climbers were overtaken by bad weather.
登山者突然遭遇了恶劣天气。
The climbers made camp halfway up the peak.
登山者在半山腰设置营地。
The climbers took cover from the storm in a cave.
登山运动员在山洞里躲避暴风雨。
The exhausted climbers were rescued by helicopter.
筋疲力尽的登山者由直升机营救出来。
mountain climber
登山运动员
n.|grapplers;登山者(climber的复数);攀缘植物;脚扣
“Climbers”是名词“climber”的复数形式,主要有以下含义:
登山者/攀岩者
指从事登山、攀岩等运动的人。例如:
The climbers used ropes and ice axes to ascend the mountain.(登山者用绳索和冰镐攀登山峰。)
攀缘植物
指依赖其他物体支撑向上生长的植物(如常春藤、葡萄藤)。例如:
Ivy is a classic example of climbers that attach to walls.(常春藤是附着墙面生长的典型攀缘植物。)
社会攀登者(比喻义)
形容通过野心或策略提升社会地位的人,略带贬义。例如:
He was seen as a social climber who prioritized networking over genuine relationships.(他被视为一个重视社交关系多于真诚情感的社会攀登者。)
提示:具体含义需结合语境判断。例如在户外运动场景中多指登山者,园艺话题中则可能指植物。
词性:名词
中文翻译:攀岩者
例句:
The climbers reached the summit of the mountain after a grueling climb. (攀岩者历经艰苦攀登,终于到达了山顶。)
The club organizes regular outings for climbers of all abilities. (这个俱乐部定期组织各种技能水平的攀岩者外出。)
用法:
“climbers”是指喜欢攀爬山峰、峭壁或其他高处的人。这个词通常用于描述一群人,而不是单个人。它可以指那些从事攀登活动的专业人士,也可以指那些业余爱好者。
解释:
“climbers”一词是指那些喜欢攀爬高处的人。这个词可以用来泛指所有从事攀登活动的人,不论是专业人士还是业余爱好者。攀岩者需要具备一定的技能和装备,以确保他们能够安全地攀爬山峰或峭壁。攀岩活动通常被视为一项高风险的运动,因此攀岩者需要保持高度警觉,以确保自己和其他人的安全。
近义词:
mountaineers(登山者)
rock climbers(攀岩者)
hikers(徒步旅行者)
adventurers(冒险家)
反义词:
ground levelers(平地步行者)
couch potatoes(懒汉)
non-adventurers(不喜欢冒险的人)
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