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climbverb
climbed
Past Simple
climbed
Past Participle
climbing
Gerund
UK
/klaɪm/
US
/klaɪm/
They began to climb the stairs.
Они начали подниматься по лестнице.
The cat tried to climb the tree.
Кошка пыталась карабкаться на дерево.
He decided to climb the mountain.
Он решил взбираться на гору.
Additional translations
лазить
Synonyms
scale
uphill
hoist
scramble
surmount
rise
mount
ascend
Antonyms
fall
drop
descend
climbnoun
climbs
pl
UK
/klaɪm/
US
/klaɪm/
The climb to the summit was challenging.
Восхождение на вершину было сложным.
The climb took several hours to complete.
Подъём занял несколько часов.
Additional translations
карабканье
взбирание
Synonyms
rise
ascent
scaling
clamber
mount
climbadjective
UK
/klaɪm/
US
/klaɪm/
Used attributively to modify another noun in contexts related to ascent, e.g. "climb rate".

Definitions

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.
climbnoun
An act of ascending or going up something, typically a mountain or hill.
The climb to the summit took them several hours.
A place or route that is used for climbing.
The rock face is a popular climb for experienced mountaineers.
An increase in value or amount.
There was a steady climb in the company's stock prices over the year.
climbadjective
Relating to or designed for ascending or upward movement.
The helicopter's climb rate was impressive.
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