bullet climb

The term "bullet climb" can refer to a rapid ascent in different contexts, including mountain climbing, aviation, and ballistics.

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Definition

B2Mountaineering

(specific, informal)Climbing a mountain, particularly Mount Fuji, overnight to see the sunrise at the summit, often without rest stops.

Example

  • They decided to do a bullet climb of Mount Fuji to catch the sunrise from the peak.

C1Aviation

(technical, military)A rapid, steep ascent of an aircraft to gain altitude quickly, often used in combat or emergencies.

Example

  • The pilot executed a bullet climb to evade enemy radar.

C1Ballistics

(technical, scientific)The phase in a bullet's trajectory where it rises due to its initial velocity and angle before gravity causes it to descend.

Example

  • The bullet climb is a critical factor in determining the projectile's range and impact point.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "bullet climb":

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