0 to go to the top of sth -- escalader
to climb a mountain/hill/tree escalader une montagne/colline / grimper dans/sur un arbre
He climbed until he reached the summit. Il grimpa jusqu’à atteindrele sommet.
1 to move into, out of, or over -- entrer, sortir, monter sur en grimpant
2 to move higher -- grimper
4 the act of going to a higher position -- escalade [ feminine ]
5 (of a person etc) to go up or towards the top of (a mountain, wall, ladder etc) -- grimper
The path climbs to Westburton Hill.
7 an act of going up -- montée, ascension
a rapid climb to the top of his profession.
Anyone who has tried to climb up scaffolding knows how, in that situation, one wonders whether the construction, which looks so flimsy, has been put together properly.
Let us think of those who have started the painstaking process of climbing the stairs.
There are still considerable difficulties in climbing up the career ladder.
A child of today can climb right to the top of the social ladder or fall right down to the bottom.
Barefoot children lack shoes to climb over the rubble of their former homes, and lives have been destroyed.
It is essential that activity centres that provide courses in activities such as caving, climbing and watersports are run by competent and qualified instructors.
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上升, 攀升, 爬升…
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上升, 攀升, 爬升…
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subir, trepar, entrar…
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escalar, subir, trepar…
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~に登る, 上る, (苦労して)~から抜け出す…
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tırmanmak, (fiyat, sayı…
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pujar, enfilar-se (a), escalar…
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