alpine

[ˈælpɪn]

alpine Definition

  • 1relating to high mountains
  • 2growing or found in high mountains

Using alpine: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "alpine" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The alpine region is known for its beautiful scenery.

  • Example

    The alpine plants are adapted to survive in harsh conditions.

  • Example

    He enjoys skiing in the alpine terrain.

alpine Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with alpine

  • a type of skiing that involves racing down a steep slope with fixed heel bindings

    Example

    She is a professional alpine skier.

  • a climate characterized by cold temperatures and high precipitation, typically found at high elevations

    Example

    The alpine climate is not suitable for growing crops.

  • a small shelter or cabin located in the mountains for hikers and climbers to rest or sleep in

    Example

    We stayed in an alpine hut during our hiking trip.

Origins of alpine

from Latin 'alpinus', from 'Alpes', the Alpine mountains

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Summary: alpine in Brief

The term 'alpine' [ˈælpɪn] refers to high mountains or things related to them. It can describe the location, such as 'The alpine region is known for its beautiful scenery,' or the flora and fauna, such as 'The alpine plants are adapted to survive in harsh conditions.' 'Alpine' extends into phrases like 'alpine skiing,' which is a type of skiing that involves racing down a steep slope with fixed heel bindings, and 'alpine hut,' which is a small shelter or cabin located in the mountains for hikers and climbers to rest or sleep in.

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