Ortles

Ort·ler

O5146000 (ôrt′lər) also Ort·les (-lās) A mountain of the Alps in northern Italy rising to 3,905 m (12,812 ft). The Ortler was the highest point in Austria until 1919, when the South Tyrol was ceded to Italy.

Ortles

(Italian ˈɔrtles) pl n (Placename) a range of the Alps in N Italy. Highest peak: 3899 m (12 792 ft). Also called: Ortler

Ort•les

(ˈɔrt leɪs)

n. 1. a range of the Alps in N Italy. 2. the highest peak of this range. 12,802 ft. (3902 m). German, Ort•ler (ˈɔrt lər)

Ortles

enUK

Ortles

(ôrt`lās), range of the Ötztal Alps, in Trentino–Alto Adige, N Italy. It has many glaciers. Ortles peak, 12,792 ft (3,899 m) high, the highest peak, was first ascended in 1804.

Ortles

(also Ortler), a mountain massif in the southern Alps, in Italy and Switzerland. Maximum elevation, 3,899 m. The peripheral sections are composed primarily of mica and crystalline schist, and the axial zone is composed of limestone and dolomite. Hardwood and coniferous forests and subalpine shrubbery predominate to an elevation of 2,300 m. Higher up, there are alpine meadows. Approximately 60 glaciers are found on the peaks, which are covered with snow year-round. The region is a tourist and mountain-climbing resort.

单词	ortles
释义	Ortles enUK Ort·ler O5146000 (ôrt′lər) also Ort·les (-lās) A mountain of the Alps in northern Italy rising to 3,905 m (12,812 ft). The Ortler was the highest point in Austria until 1919, when the South Tyrol was ceded to Italy. Ortles (Italian ˈɔrtles) pl n (Placename) a range of the Alps in N Italy. Highest peak: 3899 m (12 792 ft). Also called: Ortler Ort•les (ˈɔrt leɪs) n. 1. a range of the Alps in N Italy. 2. the highest peak of this range. 12,802 ft. (3902 m). German, Ort•ler (ˈɔrt lər) Ortles enUK Ortles (ôrt`lās), range of the Ötztal Alps, in Trentino–Alto Adige, N Italy. It has many glaciers. Ortles peak, 12,792 ft (3,899 m) high, the highest peak, was first ascended in 1804. Ortles (also Ortler), a mountain massif in the southern Alps, in Italy and Switzerland. Maximum elevation, 3,899 m. The peripheral sections are composed primarily of mica and crystalline schist, and the axial zone is composed of limestone and dolomite. Hardwood and coniferous forests and subalpine shrubbery predominate to an elevation of 2,300 m. Higher up, there are alpine meadows. Approximately 60 glaciers are found on the peaks, which are covered with snow year-round. The region is a tourist and mountain-climbing resort.
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