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1 climbing
■ Foul play by leaning on an opposing player in order to jump higher.■ Foulspiel, bei dem ein Spieler sich auf einem gegnerischen Spieler aufstützt, um höher als dieser zu springen. -
2 Free Climbing
Free·clim·bingRR, Free Clim·bingRR, Free clim·bingALT<-s, ->[ˈfri:klaɪmɪŋ]nt kein pl free climbing -
3 Free climbing
Free·clim·bingRR, Free Clim·bingRR, Free clim·bingALT<-s, ->[ˈfri:klaɪmɪŋ]nt kein pl free climbing -
4 hinaufsteigend
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5 rankig
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6 herabsteigend
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7 Bergsteigen
II Bergsteigen n mountaineering* * *das Bergsteigenrock-climbing; mountaineering* * *bẹrg|stei|gen to go mountain climbing or mountaineering, to mountaineer(das) Bergsteigen — mountaineering, mountain climbing
* * *(mountain-climbing.) mountaineering* * *Berg·stei·gennt mountaineering* * *das; Bergs mountaineering no art.; mountain climbing no art.* * ** * *das; Bergs mountaineering no art.; mountain climbing no art.* * *n.mountain climbing n.mountaineering n. -
8 bergsteigen
II Bergsteigen n mountaineering* * *das Bergsteigenrock-climbing; mountaineering* * *bẹrg|stei|gen to go mountain climbing or mountaineering, to mountaineer(das) Bergsteigen — mountaineering, mountain climbing
* * *(mountain-climbing.) mountaineering* * *Berg·stei·gennt mountaineering* * *das; Bergs mountaineering no art.; mountain climbing no art.* * ** * *das; Bergs mountaineering no art.; mountain climbing no art.* * *n.mountain climbing n.mountaineering n. -
9 Kletterpflanze
f climbing plant* * *die Kletterpflanzevine; climber; twiner; climbing plant* * *Klẹt|ter|pflan|zefclimbing plant, climber* * *die1) (a creeping plant.) creeper2) (any climbing or trailing plant.) vine* * *Klet·ter·pflan·zef climbing plant, climber* * *die creeper; (Bot.) climbing plant; climber* * *Kletterpflanze f climbing plant* * *die creeper; (Bot.) climbing plant; climber -
10 Bergnot
f: in Bergnot geraten / sein get into / be in a dangerous situation up in the mountains; jemanden aus Bergnot retten rescue s.o. from danger in the mountains* * *Bẹrg|notfin Bergnot sein/geraten — to be in/get into difficulties while climbing
jdn aus Bergnot retten — to rescue sb who was in difficulties while climbing
* * *Berg·notfin \Bergnot sein [o geraten] to have [or get into] [serious] climbing difficulties* * *in Bergnot sein/geraten — < climber> be/get into difficulties while climbing [in the mountains]
jemanden aus Bergnot retten — rescue somebody who has got into difficulties while climbing [in the mountains]
* * *Bergnot f:in Bergnot geraten/sein get into/be in a dangerous situation up in the mountains;jemanden aus Bergnot retten rescue sb from danger in the mountains* * *in Bergnot sein/geraten — < climber> be/get into difficulties while climbing [in the mountains]
jemanden aus Bergnot retten — rescue somebody who has got into difficulties while climbing [in the mountains]
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11 Kletterpartie
f climbing tour* * *Klẹt|ter|par|tiefclimbing trip or outing* * *Klet·ter·par·tief1. (Bergsteigen) difficult climb* * *1) (Bergsteigen) climb2) (ugs.): (anstrengende Wanderung) climbing expedition* * *Kletterpartie f climbing tour* * *1) (Bergsteigen) climb2) (ugs.): (anstrengende Wanderung) climbing expedition -
12 Kletterstange
f Turnen: climbing pole* * *Klẹt|ter|stan|gefclimbing pole* * *Klet·ter·stan·gef climbing pole* * ** * *Kletterstange f Turnen: climbing pole* * ** * *f.climbing pole n. -
13 Ausstieg
m; -(e)s, -e1. (Ausgang) Bus etc.: exit, way out; aus Kanal: manhole; aus U-Boot, Panzer etc.: (escape oder opening) hatch; am Dach: trapdoor3. fig.: Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie etc. withdrawal from ( oder opting out of) the nuclear energy program(me) etc.; sie fordern von der Regierung den Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie they want the government to back out of the nuclear energy program(me)* * *Aus|stiegm1) no pl (= das Aussteigen) climbing out (aus of); (aus Bus, Zug etc) getting out or off, alighting (aus from) (form); (fig aus Gesellschaft) opting out (aus of)der Áússtieg aus der Kernenergie — abandoning nuclear energy
der Áússtieg aus einer Organisation — withdrawal from an organization
2) (= Ausgang) exit* * *Aus·stieg<-[e]s, -e>m▪ der \Ausstieg aus etw dat Bus, Zug etc. getting off sth; Auto getting out of sth; Höhle climbing out of sth2. (Öffnung zum Aussteigen) exitder \Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie abandoning [of] nuclear energy* * *der: Ausstieg[e]s, Ausstiege‘Kein Ausstieg’ — ‘no exit’
* * *1. (Ausgang) Bus etc: exit, way out; aus Kanal: manhole; aus U-Boot, Panzer etc: (escape oder opening) hatch; am Dach: trapdoor2. nur sg; (das Aussteigen) aus U-Boot etc: climbing out (aus of)3. fig:Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie etc withdrawal from ( oder opting out of) the nuclear energy program(me) etc;sie fordern von der Regierung den Ausstieg aus der Kernenergie they want the government to back out of the nuclear energy program(me)* * *der: Ausstieg[e]s, Ausstiege‘Kein Ausstieg’ — ‘no exit’
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14 Klettergerüst
n climbing frame* * *Klẹt|ter|ge|rüstntclimbing frame* * *Klet·ter·ge·rüstnt climbing frame* * *das climbing frame* * *Klettergerüst n climbing frame* * *das climbing frame -
15 Bergschuh
* * *Bẹrg|schuhmclimbing boot* * *Berg·schuhm climbing boot* * ** * *m.climbing boot n.mountaineering boot n. -
16 Klettern
I v/i climb (auch BOT. und fig.); klettern auf (+ Akk) (Baum etc.) climb (up); (Berg) climb; mit Mühe: clamber ( oder scramble) up* * *das Kletternclimbing* * *klẹt|tern ['klɛtɐn]vi aux seinto climb; (mühsam) to clamber* * *((of a person etc) to go up or towards the top of (a mountain, wall, ladder etc): He climbed to the top of the hill; He climbed up the ladder; The child climbed the tree.) climb* * *klet·tern[ˈklɛtɐn]viauf einen Baum \klettern to climb a treeaufs Dach \klettern to climb onto the roof\klettern gehen to go climbingin eine/einer Wand \klettern to climb a face/on a facefrei \klettern to free-climb3. Hilfsverb: sein (fam)▪ aus einem/in ein Auto \klettern to climb out of/into a car* * ** * ** * ** * *n.climbing n. -
17 klettern
I v/i climb (auch BOT. und fig.); klettern auf (+ Akk) (Baum etc.) climb (up); (Berg) climb; mit Mühe: clamber ( oder scramble) up* * *das Kletternclimbing* * *klẹt|tern ['klɛtɐn]vi aux seinto climb; (mühsam) to clamber* * *((of a person etc) to go up or towards the top of (a mountain, wall, ladder etc): He climbed to the top of the hill; He climbed up the ladder; The child climbed the tree.) climb* * *klet·tern[ˈklɛtɐn]viauf einen Baum \klettern to climb a treeaufs Dach \klettern to climb onto the roof\klettern gehen to go climbingin eine/einer Wand \klettern to climb a face/on a facefrei \klettern to free-climb3. Hilfsverb: sein (fam)▪ aus einem/in ein Auto \klettern to climb out of/into a car* * ** * ** * ** * *n.climbing n. -
18 Kletterseil
n climbing rope* * *Klet·ter·seilnt climbing rope* * *das climbing-rope* * *Kletterseil n climbing rope* * *das climbing-rope -
19 Kletterwand
f Turnen: climbing wall* * *Klet·ter·wandf climbing wall* * ** * *Kletterwand f Turnen: climbing wall* * * -
20 Steigfähigkeit
f MOT. hill-climbing ability* * *Steig|fä|hig|keitf no pl (AUT)hill-climbing or pulling capacity; (AVIAT) climbing capacityStéígfähigkeit beweisen — to pull well
* * ** * *f.climbing power n.
См. также в других словарях:
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climbing — /ˈklaɪmɪŋ/ (say kluyming) noun 1. the activity or sport of scaling heights. –adjective 2. (of plants) growing on a support of some kind. 3. used in the activity of climbing: climbing ropes …
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