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crag

/kræɡ/

Translations

cragnoun

crags

/kræɡ/

rocher escarpé

The climbers carefully navigated the crag, ensuring their safety with each step.

Les grimpeurs ont prudemment longé le rocher escarpé, assurant leur sécurité à chaque pas.

Additional translations

gorgeDialectal, surtout écossais.

couDialectal, surtout écossais.

Synonyms

cragadjective

/kræɡ/

Attributive use of the noun; e.g., “crag route,” “crag gear.”

They bought new crag shoes before attempting the harder routes.

Ils ont acheté de nouvelles chaussures rocheuses avant d'essayer les voies les plus difficiles.

Additional translations

escarpéSe dit surtout d'un relief ou d'un terrain.

cragnoun

A steep or rugged cliff or rock face.

The climbers carefully navigated the crag, ensuring their safety with each step.

(dialect, chiefly Scots) The neck or throat of a person or animal.

The shepherd gripped the ram by the crag to keep it still.

cragadjective

Attributive: relating to a steep or rugged cliff, or suitable for rock-climbing on such terrain.

They bought new crag shoes before attempting the harder routes.