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clambering

/ˈklæmbərɪŋ/

/ˈklæmbɚɪŋ/

clambering around

clamberinggerundium / partizip präsens

/ˈklæm.bər.ɪŋ/

/ˈklæm.bɚ.ɪŋ/

Used attributively as the present participle of ‘clamber’ to modify nouns.

Übersetzungen

grimpantSe dit d’une plante ou d’un mouvement effectué avec difficulté.

The clambering vines covered the entire wall of the old house.

Les vignes grimpantes recouvraient tout le mur de la vieille maison.

Definitionen

Growing, spreading, or moving by clambering; climbing or sprawling awkwardly upward or outward.

The clambering vines covered the entire wall of the old house.

Moving or climbing with difficulty, using both hands and feet.

The clambering children struggled up the rocky slope.

Synonyme

clamberingsubstantiv

clamberings

Pl.

Gerund: denotes the act or process of clambering.

Übersetzungen

escalade laborieuseSens courant : action de grimper avec difficulté.

Their clambering over the boulders left them exhausted.

Leur escalade laborieuse sur les rochers les a laissés épuisés.

Definitionen

The act or an instance of climbing with difficulty or in an awkward manner.

Their clambering over the boulders left them exhausted.

Synonyme

clamberverb

clambering

Gerundium

clambered

Präteritum

clambered

Partizip Perfekt

clambering

Gerundium

/ˈklæmbə/

/ˈklæmbɚ/

Übersetzungen

grimperSe déplacer avec effort, souvent en s'aidant des mains.

The children clambered over the rocks to reach the other side of the stream.

Les enfants ont grimpé sur les rochers pour atteindre l’autre côté du ruisseau.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

escaladerPlus soutenu; adapté quand l'idée de montée est marquée.

Definitionen

To climb or move in an awkward and laborious way, typically using both hands and feet.

The children clambered over the rocks to reach the other side of the stream.

Synonyme

clambersubstantiv

Definitionen

A difficult or awkward climb or movement, typically involving the use of both hands and feet.

The clamber up the rocky hillside left them exhausted but exhilarated.