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The phrase "a mountain guide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who leads or assists others in mountain climbing or hiking activities.
Example: "Before embarking on our expedition, we hired a mountain guide to ensure our safety and navigate the terrain."
Alternatives: "mountain leader" or "climbing instructor".
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Hyvert was training to be a mountain guide at France's ENSA national ski and mountaineering school in Chamonix, where officials confirmed that he was registered although he never completed his training.
As one of only two women in the world - the other is from the US - to lead a mountain guide association, she has won the respect of fellow mountaineers.
He was a mountain guide".
A mountain guide as well as an instructor, Perron has climbed the Matterhorn 127 times.
Eli was a soft-spoken man, cautious — the way you'd want a mountain guide to be.
He got his first job as a mountain guide four years later.
He is a mountain guide so has another income, but he showed us his crops.
Over the next 24 hours, a mountain guide and then a doctor checked on his condition.
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In addition to collecting snow samples and feeding sensors with data on her body's adaptation to the cold, de la Ferrière--a mountain guide by trade who was briefed by scientists before her expedition--will keep her eyes peeled for micrometeorites--tiny chunks of space rock up to a centimeter in size--desired by scientists at the University of Paris.
He was born on the French island of Reunion, off the coast of Madagascar, in 1958, the son of a mountain-guide father and a physician mother.
And that explains everything.' He was born on the French island of Réunion, off the coast of Madagascar, in 1958, the son of a mountain-guide father and a physician mother.
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