Übersetzungen

climbingsubstantiv
ascensionAction de monter ou de s’élever.
The climbing of the steep hill took longer than expected.
L’ascension de la colline escarpée a pris plus de temps que prévu.
escaladeSport ou activité d’ascension de parois, de falaises ou d’autres surfaces abruptes.
Climbing requires both physical strength and mental focus.
L’escalade exige à la fois de la force physique et de la concentration mentale.
Synonyme
climbingadjektiv
UK
/ˈklaɪmɪŋ/
US
/ˈklaɪmɪŋ/
d’escaladeRelatif au sport ou à l’activité d’escalade.
He packed his climbing gear for the expedition.
Il a préparé son matériel d’escalade pour l’expédition.
en hausseEmploi courant pour une valeur ou un indicateur qui augmente progressivement.
The climbing temperatures this summer have broken several records.
Les températures en hausse cet été ont battu plusieurs records.
grimpantSe dit d’une plante qui se développe en s’agrippant à un support.
Climbing ivy covered the old stone wall.
Le lierre grimpant recouvrait le vieux mur de pierre.
climbverb

climbing

Gerundium

climbed
Präteritum
climbed
Partizip Perfekt
climbing
Gerundium
UK
/klaɪm/
US
/klaɪm/
The stock prices began to climb after the company announced its new product line.
Les cours de l’action ont commencé à monter après que l’entreprise a annoncé sa nouvelle gamme de produits.
She decided to climb the mountain despite the challenging weather conditions.
Elle a décidé de grimper la montagne malgré les conditions météorologiques difficiles.
She decided to climb the mountain despite the challenging weather conditions.
Elle a décidé d’escalader la montagne malgré les conditions météorologiques difficiles.

Definitionen

climbingsubstantiv
The sport or activity of ascending mountains, cliffs, or other steep surfaces.
Climbing requires both physical strength and mental focus.
The act of moving upward or ascending, especially by using the hands and feet.
The climbing of the steep hill took longer than expected.
climbingadjektiv
Growing upward by clinging to or twining around a support.
Climbing ivy covered the old stone wall.
Increasing or rising steadily, often used in reference to numbers or statistics.
The climbing temperatures this summer have broken several records.
Designed for or relating to the sport or activity of ascending steep surfaces.
He packed his climbing gear for the expedition.
climbverb
To ascend or go up, especially by using the hands and feet or by means of a ladder.
She decided to climb the mountain despite the challenging weather conditions.
To rise gradually to a higher point or level.
The stock prices began to climb after the company announced its new product line.
To move upward on a scale or in a hierarchy.
She worked hard to climb the corporate ladder and eventually became the CEO.