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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GLISSADER»
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glissader en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
glissader y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
Sometimes in soft snow, a glissader accidentally sets off a mass of surface snow,
which slides down the slope with the glissader aboard. These are small
avalanches, known as avalanche cushions. The trick is to decide whether the
avalanche ...
2
The Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes
This is a little easier, and if the glissader trips or loses his balance he is better
able to recover himself. It is universally agreed that to glissade with both knees
bent is an ungraceful and indefensible proceeding. A man who glissades with
bent ...
3
Scottish Mountaineering Club Journal
Lochaber MRT then assisted them to summit at first light. 90mh. FEBRUaRY 20th
- Glissader (29) caught heel in snow in Red Burn and broke his ankle. Carried to
Halfway Lochan by companions and then stretchered down by Lochaber MRT.
Even if a glissader has only accustomed himself to descend travelling on his two
feet parallel, with his weight evenly distributed between them, he can still make
slight changes of direction, without help from the axe, by sliding one foot in front
of ...
Geoffrey Winthrop Young, 1920
Her penmanship was exquisitely artful, the ink carefully glided across the page,
like a glissader to ice, stopping only to ink the quill from a small jar beside the
page. The end of the quill oscillated rapidly with every fluid stroke. Surely
decades of ...
... GLIOBLASTOMATA GLIOMA GLIOMAS GLIOMATA GLISSADE GLISSADED
GLISSADER GLISSADERS GLISSADES GLISSADING GLISSANDI GLISSANDO
GLISSANDOS GLIMMERING GLIMMERINGS GLIMMERS GLIMPSE GLIMPSED
...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
7
NOLS Wilderness Mountaineering
... keep the ax head in self-arrest position in case you lose control. A standing
glissader skis on his boots. Sitting and squatting. 74 NOLS Wilderness
Mountaineering.
8
English Language Word Builder
... GLISSADER IDEALIZER INFRINGER LINOTYPER MAXIMIZER MINIMISER
MISSHAPER NOVELIZER OVERRULER PERCEIVER PRACTICER
PYROLYSER REDOUBLER RIDICULER SCHEDULER SIDELINER TAILGATER
SEMUNCIAL ...
9
Accidents in North American Mountaineering 2004
Although I had never been an overly enthusiastic "glissader," I became caught up
in the excitement of the moment and followed several others. In proper glissade
position (as taught by the Seattle Mountaineers), I found myself "racing" a fellow ...
10
Merriam-Webster's Rhyming Dictionary
... pagoda, sal soda odal \öd-3l\ Godel, modal, nodal, yodel cathodal intermodal
odden \äd-3n\ sodden, trodden downtrodden, Ibadan odder \äd-ar\ dodder,
fodder, khaddar, modder, nodder, odder, plodder, prodder, solder, wadder
glissader, ...
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GLISSADER»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
glissader en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Scrambling peaks isn't easy, but it has its rewards
... in the Cascades, with the exception of Mount Adams. The slope is long and just the right angle; it's fun but not so steep that the glissader has ... «HeraldNet, Ene 14»
