climber

UK
/ˈklaɪmbə/
US
/ˈklaɪmɚ/

Translations

climbernoun
climbers
pl
UK
/ˈklaɪmbə/
US
/ˈklaɪmɚ/
The climber reached the summit after a grueling eight-hour ascent.
Le grimpeur a atteint le sommet après une ascension éprouvante de huit heures.
arrivisteSens péjoratif.
As a social climber, she attended every networking event she could find.
En tant qu'arriviste, elle assistait à tous les événements de réseautage qu'elle pouvait trouver.
plante grimpante
The garden was full of climbers, with ivy and wisteria covering the walls.
Le jardin était plein de plantes grimpantes, avec du lierre et de la glycine qui couvraient les murs.
climberadjective
more climber
Comp.
most climber
Super.
UK
/ˈklaɪ.mə/
US
/ˈklaɪ.mɚ/
Attributive use in noun phrases (e.g., "climber gear"); uninflected, non-gradable.
He packed his climber harness before heading to the crag.
Il a rangé son baudrier d'escalade avant de partir vers la falaise.

Definitions

climbernoun
A person who climbs mountains or rock faces as a sport or hobby.
The climber reached the summit after a grueling eight-hour ascent.
A plant that grows upwards by clinging to or wrapping around a support.
The garden was full of climbers, with ivy and wisteria covering the walls.
A person who is ambitious and seeks to advance socially or professionally.
As a social climber, she attended every networking event she could find.
climberadjective
Designed for, relating to, or used by climbers or in climbing.
He packed his climber harness before heading to the crag.