Treacherous

5月30日上午，2005年珠峰登頂測量隊(duì)和中國女子登山隊(duì)的至少30名隊(duì)員成功突破了惡劣天氣的限制，花費(fèi)7小時(shí)38分鐘登上了世界之巔珠穆朗瑪峰，并在峰頂停留77分鐘。據(jù)悉，他們是今年珠峰攀登季節(jié)的第一支登頂隊(duì)伍。外電報(bào)道如下：At least 30 climbers scaled Mount Everest on Monday, exploiting a break in treacherous weather to reach the world's highest peak, officials said. They were the first to reach the 8,850-meter summit from the Nepalese side during this year's climbing season, which ends Tuesday, said Rajendra Pandey, a Mountaineering Department official. At least two climbers have died in previous attempts this year, as strong winds and snowstorms have made climbing conditions miserable, forcing climbers to remain at the base camp for weeks. Treacherous表示“變化莫測的；危險(xiǎn)的或欺騙性的”，例如：treacherous waters（充滿危險(xiǎn)的水域）；treacherous weather（變化莫測的天氣）；treacherous ice（看起來堅(jiān)固而踏上去會破裂的冰）；a treacherous action（背叛行為）。 （中國日報(bào)網(wǎng)站編）