bergstock Synonyms
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bergstock Meaning
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bergstock (n.)
A long pole with a spike at the end, used in climbing mountains; an alpenstock.
bergstock Sentence Examples
- The expedition set out with sturdy bergstocks in hand, navigating through treacherous mountain passes.
- The climber's bergstock proved invaluable in securing him to the icy ridgeline.
- The mountaineer used the bergstock as a walking stick and an ice axe during his ascent.
- The bergstock's ergonomic design provided a comfortable grip and allowed for precise handling.
- The expedition leader used the bergstock to anchor the tent in the unstable terrain.
- The team of climbers relied heavily on their bergstocks for support and balance on steep glaciers.
- The bergstock's adjustable length allowed it to adapt to varying snow conditions.
- The climbers extended their bergstocks to form an impromptu bridge across a crevasse.
- The bergstock became an indispensable tool for the climbers, helping them tackle challenging terrain.
- The expedition's success was largely attributed to the reliable performance of their bergstocks.
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A long pole with a spike at the end, used in climbing mountains; an alpenstock.
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The expedition set out with sturdy bergstocks in hand, navigating through treacherous mountain passes.
The climber's bergstock proved invaluable in securing him to the icy ridgeline.
The mountaineer used the bergstock as a walking stick and an ice axe during his ascent.
The bergstock's ergonomic design provided a comfortable grip and allowed for precise handling.
