climb

Động từ

trèo, leo

climb a wall

trèo tường

climb a tree

trèo cây

the car slowly climbed the hill

chiếc xe chậm chạp leo lên đồi

climb out of bed

trèo ra khỏi giường

monkeys can climb well

khỉ leo trèo giỏi

a climbing rose

cây hồng leo

leo núi (như một môn thể thao)

he likes to go climbing at weekends

anh ta thích leo núi vào kỳ cuối tuần

lên cao (mặt trời, máy bay)

the plane climbed to 20,000 feet

máy bay lên cao tời 20,000 bộ

leo lên tới (một địa vị nào đó)

tăng lên về giá trị (nói về nhiệt độ, đồng tiền tệ)

the dollar has been climbing steadily all week

đồng đôla lên giá đều đều trong suốt tuần

climb (jump) on the bandwagon

xem bandwagon

climb down

nhận lỗi; nhượng bộ; xuống thang

Danh từ

(thường số ít)

sự trèo, sự leo

the climb down has been harder than the climb up

sự leo xuống lại còn khó hơn lúc leo lên

the minister's climb to the power

sự leo lên quyền hành của ông bộ trưởng

chỗ dốc phải leo

there was a steep climb on the road out of town

đường đi ra ngoài thành phố phải qua một chỗ dốc gắt

* Các từ tương tự:
climb-down, climbable, climber, climbing, climbing frame, climbing irons, climbing-frame
verb

climbs; climbed; climbing

[+ obj] :to move or go up (something) using your feet and often your hands

climb a ladder/tree

climb the stairs

to go up mountains, cliffs, etc., as a sport [+ obj]

He dreams of climbing Kilimanjaro.

It took them six days to climb the mountain. [no obj]

She has climbed seriously for several years now.

always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to move yourself in a way that usually involves going up or down

The actors were climbing down from the stage.

He climbed over the fence.

The passengers of the sailboat climbed aboard.

The pilot climbed into the cockpit.

I think she climbed in through the window.

He climbed out of the car with a box in his hands.

The players climbed into their uniforms [=put on their uniforms] and headed for the field.

[no obj] :to go higher :to go upward

The plane rapidly climbed up above the clouds.

We watched the smoke climb [=rise] into the night sky.

The trail climbs steeply as it nears the summit of the mountain.

to move to a higher position in a ranking or list [no obj]

The book has climbed to number 2 on the bestsellers list. [+ obj]

Their second album is climbing the charts.

to move to a social or professional position that is more respected or powerful [no obj]

The book describes how the senator climbed [=rose] to power. [+ obj]

He was hired right out of business school and started climbing the corporate ladder.

[no obj] :to increase in amount, value, or level

Divorce rates have climbed in recent decades.

The company's earnings have climbed 13 percent this year.

The temperature keeps climbing.

of plants :to grow up or over something [+ obj]

There is ivy climbing the walls of the old building. [no obj]

a climbing plant [=a plant that attaches itself to something, such as a wall, as it grows up it]

climb down

[phrasal verb] chiefly Brit :to admit that you have made a mistake and change your position or opinion

His statement is seen as an attempt to climb down [=back away] from the strong denial he made yesterday. - see also climbdown

climbing the walls

informal :feeling very anxious or frustrated because you have a lot of energy but are unable to do something you want to do

Being stuck at home all weekend had me climbing the walls.

noun

plural climbs

[count] :the act of climbing: such as

the act or process of climbing a mountain, hill, etc.

It's a 20-minute climb to the ridge from here.

He's planning to attempt one of the most difficult climbs in South America this summer.

the act or process of moving upward

The plane made a steep climb [=ascent] to 30,000 feet.

the act or process of going to a higher level or position

The book chronicles her climb [=ascent] to political power.

The book made a rapid climb to the top of the best-seller list.

* Các từ tương tự:
climbdown, climber, climbing frame, climbing wall
verb

In one of the games we had to climb a greased pole. Two Japanese teams have climbed Mount Everest

Also

climb up

mount

ascend

go up

scale

shin (up)

clamber up

US shinny (up)

The ivy has climbed all over the garden wall

creep

trail

twine

grow

Watch the smoke climb into the sky

rise

arise

ascend

go up

mount

advance

The cat burglar climbed along the ledge till he reached the window

climb along

creep

edge

clamber

crawl

inch

climb down

We shall need a rope to climb down from here

a descend

go down

He has climbed down from his earlier position regarding women in the priesthood

b Usually

climb down from

retreat (from)

withdraw (from)

back away (from)

give up

abandon

renounce

noun

It was a steep climb to Camp Four

grade

incline

route

pitch

ascent

descent

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climb /klaim/

climb /ˈklaɪm/

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