piton Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈpiː.tɒn]
  • Us [ ˈpiː.tɑːn]

Meaning of piton In English

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  • With cords and pitons they anchored him to the rock.

  • Ropes used to break and welds on pitons broke all the time.

  • He connected his rope to a piton projectile and fired it across the chasm.

  • Mountaineers have various safety equipment—helmets, running belays, pitons, karabines, and so on—which is not compulsory, but which most sensible climbers use.

  • The piton is an emergency reserve and not the basis for a method of working. 5.

  • Pitons and carabiners were just starting to be effectively adapted for use in the mountains.

  • It conceals a piton hidden behind the buckle.

  • Pitons using cracks or holes in the rock are considered unsportsmanlike.

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