Definition of ice axe in English:

ice axe

noun

An axe used by climbers for cutting footholds in ice, having a head with one pointed and one flattened end, and a spike at the foot.
Example sentencesExamples
- A short traverse led to the foot of the cornice and I managed to ease my way across to it, virtually hanging from my ice axe.
- I like getting on top of hills, too, although I don't get my ice axe out much.
- A similar fate nearly befell Mr Hunt who showed quick reactions to stick his ice axe into the ground and hung for several minutes.
- The 650-foot gully was so steep it required ice axes, crampons, ropes, and belays to ascend it.
- By stepping down hard I actually made a stable foothold, and then used my ice axe to probe the next foothold.
- This is where you get the stuff Kafka called ‘an ice axe for the frozen sea within.’
- On their way down from the summit, traversing along the north ridge, Simpson was descending a ice cliff when his ice axe slipped.
- We down-climbed, belaying one another with our ice axes as anchors.
- Jones said hikers should wear crampons, and carry ski poles and an ice axe when heading into the backcountry.
- But he got into his stride and, 600 feet from the top, the team shed their skis and used ice axes and crampons to complete their climb.
- At the bottom of this chute, using his ice axe, he leapt a moat where the glacier had melted back from the rock.
- The group threaded its way up treacherous couloirs and 50-degree snow slopes, cutting steps with ice axes.
- Don't touch metallic objects like ice axes, crampons, tent poles, or jewelry.
- We need crampons and ice axes for the climb, but only use our rope to exit the top notch of the couloir.
- But, despite traversing steep alpine regions, he did not pack crampons, an ice axe or an emergency distress beacon.
- Mountaineer's ice axes come in many shapes and styles and have a large number of patterns.
- To scale the 35 metres you need climbing boots, crampons, two ice axes, a helmet, a harness, plus a head for heights.
- In the depths of winter, I also need an ice axe and crampons and food and water in case of emergencies.
- But the real clue to their previous port of call was the cramp-ons, ice axes and ropes dangling from their rucksacks.
- The way the studs work is based on the same principle as an ice axe.

单词	ice axe
释义	Definition of ice axe in English: ice axe noun An axe used by climbers for cutting footholds in ice, having a head with one pointed and one flattened end, and a spike at the foot. Example sentencesExamples A short traverse led to the foot of the cornice and I managed to ease my way across to it, virtually hanging from my ice axe. I like getting on top of hills, too, although I don't get my ice axe out much. A similar fate nearly befell Mr Hunt who showed quick reactions to stick his ice axe into the ground and hung for several minutes. The 650-foot gully was so steep it required ice axes, crampons, ropes, and belays to ascend it. By stepping down hard I actually made a stable foothold, and then used my ice axe to probe the next foothold. This is where you get the stuff Kafka called ‘an ice axe for the frozen sea within.’ On their way down from the summit, traversing along the north ridge, Simpson was descending a ice cliff when his ice axe slipped. We down-climbed, belaying one another with our ice axes as anchors. Jones said hikers should wear crampons, and carry ski poles and an ice axe when heading into the backcountry. But he got into his stride and, 600 feet from the top, the team shed their skis and used ice axes and crampons to complete their climb. At the bottom of this chute, using his ice axe, he leapt a moat where the glacier had melted back from the rock. The group threaded its way up treacherous couloirs and 50-degree snow slopes, cutting steps with ice axes. Don't touch metallic objects like ice axes, crampons, tent poles, or jewelry. We need crampons and ice axes for the climb, but only use our rope to exit the top notch of the couloir. But, despite traversing steep alpine regions, he did not pack crampons, an ice axe or an emergency distress beacon. Mountaineer's ice axes come in many shapes and styles and have a large number of patterns. To scale the 35 metres you need climbing boots, crampons, two ice axes, a helmet, a harness, plus a head for heights. In the depths of winter, I also need an ice axe and crampons and food and water in case of emergencies. But the real clue to their previous port of call was the cramp-ons, ice axes and ropes dangling from their rucksacks. The way the studs work is based on the same principle as an ice axe.
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