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to climb down the front of a large rock or a tall building while holding onto a rope

noun

a sport that involves climbing down the front of a large rock or a tall building while holding onto a rope

verb

to climb a mountain, stairs etc

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a climb upwards, especially up a hill or mountain

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a place used temporarily for storing supplies and starting an activity, especially climbing a mountain

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the dangerous sport of travelling through canyons using skills such as climbing, swimming, and abseiling

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the sport of walking and climbing through caves under the ground

verb

to use your hands and feet to move up cliffs or mountains as a sport

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someone who takes part in the activity of climbing

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the activity of climbing mountains and rocks for enjoyment and exercise

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a wall with special holes, cracks, and lumps in it, usually in a building, that people use for practising climbing rocks

verb

to succeed in climbing a tall mountain

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a piece of metal with sharp points that you put on your boots for climbing on snow or ice

verb

to reach the top of something such as a hill

verb

to go down a mountain or slope, or to go down some stairs

noun

a small hole, crack, or lump on a surface where you can put your foot to support yourself when climbing

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the sport of travelling through streams or rivers that flow through valleys, both walking and swimming and sometimes jumping down waterfalls

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a place where you put your foot or hand so that you do not fall, for example when you are climbing

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the dangerous sport of travelling down hills on a board on wheels

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someone who climbs high or dangerous mountains

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the activity of climbing mountains

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in climbing, an area crossed by people using the same rope

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a piece of metal that you fix into rock to hold a rope when you are climbing

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the sport of going into holes in mountains or underground

verb

to abseil

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the activity of climbing the side of a mountain or large rock for enjoyment, usually using ropes and other equipment. Rock climbing is often simply called climbing.

verb

to climb to or over the top of a high steep object such as a mountain or a wall

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a difficult climb in which you use your feet and hands

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someone from Tibet or Nepal whose job is to help people who walk in the Himalayan mountains

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special equipment that people use for sports such as fishing or rock climbing

verb

to reach the top of a hill or slope

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