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Meanings of first summit in English

Russian
первое восхождение
Portuguese
primeira ascensão
Spanish
primera ascensión
Catalan
primer ascens

First successful, documented attainment of the top of a mountain, or specific route.

первое восхождение
Usage of first summit in English
1
I don't think I started puking until we reached the first summit.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
Kim and Moon held their historic first summit in the DMZ last year.
Reuters
3
I understand there was some kind of snafu on your first summit attempt.
Climbing Magazine
4
The first summit, scheduled for March, normally focuses on economic issues.
The Irish Times
5
Frank Bainimarama will be attending his first summit since 2008.
Radio NZ
6
Work has actually begun, and they hope to reach the first summit by Christmas.
The Iron Trail
7
The first summit between the European Union and Russia since enlargement began in Moscow today.
The Irish Times
8
Meanwhile the European Union holds its first summit with Balkans membership hopefuls in 15 years.
Reuters
9
It was the first summit between the two countries.
The Irish Times
10
Not so, I'm afraid Dublin's first summit is unlikely to be a very sexy affair.
The Irish Times
11
Taoiseach Enda Kenny travels to Brussels today for the first summit of EU leaders since June.
The Irish Times
12
Toss in a hand jam, throw in a kneebar, and pull over the first summit cap.
Climbing Magazine
13
The first summit season Two months after the leadership change, Malcolm embarked on his first summit season.
The Guardian
14
Along the first summit of the range west of Tahoe the greatest number of vents are found.
The Lake of the Sky / Lake Tahoe in the High Sierras of Californ...
15
SO, everything is set for the first summit bids -let's keep hoping the weather stays reasonable!
Climbing Magazine
16
The first summit addressing the Non-Communicable Diseases crisis wrapped up on Wednesday with a day focussed on diabetes.
Radio NZ
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