Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: mountaineer
IPA transcription: [m'aʊntɪn,ɪɹ]
noun meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: mountaineer, mountain_climber
    Meaning: someone who climbs mountains
verb meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: mountaineer
    Meaning: climb mountains for pleasure as a sport
Usage examples
  • The mountaineer's companion spoke again half to himself; "I wish that my dear ones had a resting place like that.
  • The mountaineer puffed hard at his pipe for a while, then said gruffly, "Seems that way, Mister, to them that don't know.
  • A more interesting problem than a walk over a glacier thus sculptured and adorned is seldom presented to the mountaineer.
  • Cut off from them he languished as a lover of the sea can droop inland, or a mountaineer may pine in the flat monotony of the plains.
  • The amused smile left the face of the old mountaineer, as he answered slowly, "There was six boys, sir; this one, Grant, is the youngest.
  • He entered on it with the boldness of a practised mountaineer; yet he thought he had never traversed so strange or so dangerous a glacier in his life.
  • The mountaineer relighted his pipe, while Young Matt and Sammy seated themselves on the step, and Mrs. Matthews coming from the house joined the group.
  • Mr. Matthews coming quietly to the door a few minutes later saw the boy standing there, and the rugged face of the big mountaineer softened at the sight.
  • Anyone meeting the pair, as they walked with the long swinging stride of the mountaineer up the steep mill road that gray afternoon, would have turned for a second look; such men are seldom seen.
  • When the wounded men had so far recovered that they could safely proceed, the whole party, now quite strong in its numerical power, as well as skill and mountaineer experience, departed for, and, in due time, arrived at the Old Park.