climbers是climber的复数

climber

美 [ˈklaɪmər]
英 [ˈklaɪmə(r)]
  • n.爬山者；【植】攀缘植物；【动】攀禽类；〈比喻〉野心家
  • 网络攀缘玫瑰；攀援植物；攀援者
复数：climbers  

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网络释义

n.
1.
爬山者
2.
【植】攀缘植物;【动】攀禽类
3.
〈比喻〉野心家,向上爬的人
4.
(登山靴上的)助爬钉
1.
爬山者
2.
【植】攀缘植物;【动】攀禽类
3.
〈比喻〉野心家,向上爬的人
4.
(登山靴上的)助爬钉

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释义:
全部全部,爬山者爬山者,攀缘植物攀缘植物,攀禽类攀禽类,〈比喻〉野心家〈比喻〉野心家,攀缘玫瑰攀缘玫瑰,攀援植物攀援植物,攀援者攀援者
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1.
Examples include the roots of epiphytes and climbers, which hang down in the air or stick to a trunk or branch.
包括附生植物和攀援植物的根，这些根或悬挂在空气中或直立于树干或枝条上。
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2.
What seems to be the most likely explanation has been offered by Jim Fisk, author of Clematis, Queen of the Climbers.
吉姆。费斯克，攀援皇后铁线莲的专家，提出了一个看起来最有可能的解释。
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3.
Once upon a time, there was a group of mountain climbers went mountaineering, among them, there was a nice couple.
有一年登山社去登山，其中有一对感情很好的情侣在一起。
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4.
From his injuries, they determined that the bold adventurer, who inspired5 generations of climbers, had fallen and hit his head.
从他的伤势判断，这名启发后代无数登山者的勇敢冒险家，应是失足撞到了头部。
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5.
and to the end of his days he would speak of great climbers and explorers with a peculiar mixture of admiration and envy.
在他的日子将尽时，他谈了不起的登山家和探险家，仰慕和妒忌兼而有之，显得特别。
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6.
These details appeared on clothes cut from the kind of traditional fabrics that would have dressed climbers in a more gentlemanly era.
这些细节出现在衣服把种传统面料，以一种更绅士穿着登山者的时代。
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7.
Climbers should not place fixed protection on climbs that could reasonably be deemed short enough to be described as bouldering problems.
6攀岩者不得在理应视为抱石路线的短路线上装设固定支点。
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8.
Some climbers had come by and looked at him, and he heard them say, "He's dead. "
有些登山者经过他身旁，打量了他一番，然后他听到他们说，“他已经死了。”
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9.
After a few days, exhaustion set in and the climbers were forced to give up their attempt to reach the top of the mountain.
几天之后，疲劳袭来，登山者不得不放弃登上顶峰的打算。
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10.
This is not good weather to climb in, so the climbers are just waiting, hoping that the wind is going to die down.
这种天气并不利于登山，所以这些登山者们只是等候者，期盼寒风可以减缓。
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