alpine 的 2 个定义
- Alpine, Anthropology. a member of a Caucasoid people found in central Europe and characterized by heavy body build, medium complexion, and straight to wavy hair.
alpine 近义词
mountaintop; high altitude
更多alpine例句
- A great place to build skills is at Bluebird Backcountry, an alpine touring resort that opened last year near Steamboat.
- I’ve skied with pro big-mountain freeriders who are aerobic beasts and can charge up extended climbs on gear that weighs almost as much as a full alpine setup.
- You’ll ascend a pleasantly steady 3,200 feet up an old railroad grade, peaking out around 11,700 feet and taking in classic high-alpine views.
- With up to 195 horsepower, a whopping 22 inches of wheel travel on a trophy-truck-inspired suspension, and 30-inch tires, the Maverick X3 permits the kind of safe but high-speed desert and alpine driving you’ve seen on TV.
- The Twin Skin features strips of mohair underfoot, like the skins you use with alpine touring skis, for surprisingly good kick and glide.
- Let there be wine, food, music, and ravishing summer landscapes from Alpine meadows to Riviera beaches.
- Located in Fribourg, Switzerland, Perritaz uses untreated, foraged fruit grown on high trees around his home in the Alpine region.
- In 2007, Heather Mills—an amputee and alpine skier (and yes, the former wife of Paul McCartney)—danced on the show.
- Half an hour due east of Marfa is the tiny college town of Alpine.
- From Turin, as Ligety continued his rise to success in the alpine ski world, he and Miller would interact more as peers.
- In an ordinary Alpine region the névé districts, where the snow gathers, are relatively small.
- Passage over it is often one of the most difficult feats to accomplish which the Alpine explorer has to undertake.
- In Europe it extended to the Alpine region, but failed to reach the countries bordering on the Mediterranean.
- There are also a number of alpine species suitable for rockeries, such as C. alpina, caucasica, caespitosa and others.
- Bud walked at least a rod toward Alpine before he swung short around in his tracks and started the other way.