hiker

• n. ハイカー

ハイキング、ハイキングから。

hiker (n.)

1913, agent noun from hike (v.). Earlier as a type of boat:

The "hiker" or "tuck-up" as it is more generally termed, is a craft peculiar to the Delaware River, and is to the youth residing along the banks of that stream what the racing shell is to the Torontonian .... The origin of the name "hiker" is veiled in mystery. No member of the clubs engaged in sailing these boats can give anything like a satisfactory derivation of the word. The most common explanation is that it is corrupted from the local verb "to hike," which means to run or fly swiftly. ["Harper's Young People," 1885]

1. He picked up a hitch- hiker .

彼は途中で便乗者を乗せた。

2.Foreign back-packer：It means a hiker who loves traveling around the world.

外国人バックパッカー：世界中を旅するのが好きなハイカーですね！

3.A hiker was killed by lightning in Tuen Mun.

ある行山人が屯門で雷を受けた。

4.They are exploited by intermediaries,hitch hiker sand other parasites.

彼らは仲介人の順山砂などの寄生虫を利用している。

5.Im a hiker that climbs to look,not conquer.

は征服ではなく、遠足登山説を即時に通信し、見て、征服します。