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Significats de karabiner en anglès

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A closed ring, made of light alloy, equipped with a gate and used to pass climbing ropes.

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Ús de karabiner en anglès
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I doubted he'd climbed the spire with a karabiner in his mouth.
Climbing Magazine
2
On the other hand, maybe another climber had left the karabiner on top.
Climbing Magazine
3
His prize possession was a silver karabiner.
Climbing Magazine
4
I wondered where he found the karabiner.
Climbing Magazine
5
Reaching around I retrieved my good-luck karabiner off the back of my harness and laid it next to the rat.
Climbing Magazine
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I carefully wrap the abseil rope around one arm and hand, as I cannot open a karabiner with my frozen cramped fingers.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Should this problem occur in use the minimum breaking strength of the karabiner would be the "Gate Open" strength of 10kN.
Climbing Magazine
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As you walk above Curbar, you'll hear the sound of clinking karabiners and climbers calling to each other below.
The Guardian
9
Blue sparks jumped from the steel bolts on the anchor arcing with the karabiners hanging off my gear sling.
Climbing Magazine
10
"Damn you!" The soldier leaped up, red-faced, thumbed the safety off on his Karabiner, and thrust the barrel into Michael's chest.
The Wolf’s Hour
Translations for karabiner
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Karabiner a través del temps