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climb

verb
/klaɪm/
/klaɪm/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they climb
/klaɪm/
/klaɪm/
he / she / it climbs
/klaɪmz/
/klaɪmz/
past simple climbed
/klaɪmd/
/klaɪmd/
past participle climbed
/klaɪmd/
/klaɪmd/
-ing form climbing
/ˈklaɪmɪŋ/
/ˈklaɪmɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    go up上去

  1. [transitive, intransitive] to go up something towards the top攀登;爬
    • climb (up) something to climb a mountain/tree爬山/爬树
    • She climbed up the stairs.她爬上了楼梯。
    • to climb a ladder/wall爬梯子/墙
    • They climbed the steps to the front door.他们爬上台阶来到前门。
    • The car slowly climbed the hill.汽车缓慢地爬上了山坡。
    • The boarding party began to climb up the side of the ship.登船的人开始爬上船舷。
    • climb (up) As they climbed higher, the air became cooler.他们攀登得越高,空气就越凉。
    • You can climb to the top of the tower and take in the view.你可以爬到塔顶欣赏风景。
    • He climbed up and inspected the damage to the roof.他爬上去检查屋顶的损坏情况。
    Extra Examples
    • Don't climb too high.不要爬得太高。
    • He climbed slowly up the ladder.他顺着梯子慢慢向上爬。
    • We climbed right to the top of the mountain.我们一直爬到山顶。
    • I loved climbing trees when I was a kid.我小时候喜欢爬树。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • slowly
    • nimbly
    preposition
    • up
    • onto
    • into
    phrases
    • climb to the top
    • go climbing
    See full entry
  2. go climbing
    to go up mountains or climb rocks as a hobby or sport登山,攀岩(作为业余爱好或运动)
    • He likes to go climbing most weekends.在多数周末他都喜欢去登山。
    • He goes climbing every summer.他每年夏天都去爬山。
    Topics Sports: other sportsa2, Hobbiesa2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • slowly
    • nimbly
    preposition
    • up
    • onto
    • into
    phrases
    • climb to the top
    • go climbing
    See full entry
  3. go through/down/over通过;下去;越过

  4. [intransitive] climb + adv./prep. to move somewhere, especially with difficulty or effort, using hands as well as feet(尤指吃力地向某处)爬
    • I climbed through the window.我从窗口爬过去。
    • She opened the passenger door and climbed in.她打开乘客门,爬了进去。
    • The boys climbed over the wall.那些男孩翻过了那堵墙。
    • Sue climbed into bed.休吃力地爬上床。
    • Can you climb down?你能爬下去吗?
    • He finished digging the grave and climbed out.他挖完坟墓,爬了出来。
    Extra Examples
    • Two boys climbed onto the roof.两个男孩爬上了屋顶。
    • He climbed into the truck and drove off.他爬进货车,开车走了。
    • I climbed over the fence into the meadow.我翻过栅栏进入牧场。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • slowly
    • nimbly
    preposition
    • up
    • onto
    • into
    phrases
    • climb to the top
    • go climbing
    See full entry
  5. increase增加

  6. [intransitive] (of temperature, a country’s money, etc.温度、国家的货币等) to increase in value or amount上升;增值;升值
    • The paper's circulation continues to climb.这份报纸的发行量持续增长。
    • climb + adv./prep. Interest rates climbed to 8 per cent.利率攀升至8%。
    • The temperature had climbed above 30 degrees.气温上升到30多度。
    • Prices have climbed sharply in recent months.最近几个月价格急剧上涨。
    • The dollar has been climbing all week.整个星期美元一直在升值。
    • Membership is climbing steadily.会员数目稳步攀升。
    Extra Examples
    • The vaccination rate began to climb slowly.疫苗接种率开始缓慢上升。
    • Unemployment has climbed from two million to three million.失业人数已经从 200 万上升到了 300 万。
    • Unemployment is still climbing.失业人数仍在攀升。
    Topics Change, cause and effectb2, Moneyb2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • quickly
    • rapidly
    • sharply
    preposition
    • above
    • from
    • to
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  7. improve position/status提高身份/地位

  8. [intransitive, transitive] to move to a higher position in a chart, table, society or organization(靠自己的努力)晋升,提高社会地位
    • climb to something The team has now climbed to fourth in the league.这支队现已上升到联赛的第四名。
    • In a few years he had climbed to the top of his profession.他在几年内攀上了职业的巅峰。
    • climb something The song also climbed the charts in North America.这首歌也登上了北美的排行榜。
    • (figurative) to climb the corporate/career ladder攀登公司/职业阶梯
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • high
    • slowly
    • nimbly
    preposition
    • up
    • onto
    • into
    phrases
    • climb to the top
    • go climbing
    See full entry
  9. aircraft/sun, etc.飞机、太阳等

  10. [intransitive] to go higher in the sky爬升;上升
    • The plane climbed to 33 000 feet.飞机爬升到 33 000 英尺。
    • The sun climbed higher in the sky.太阳升高了。
    • The plane took off and climbed to 20 000 feet.飞机起飞后爬升到 2 万英尺。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • gradually
    • slowly
    • steadily
    verb + climb
    • begin to
    preposition
    • from
    • to
    • up
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  11. slope up倾斜着上升

  12. [intransitive] to slope upwards倾斜上升
    • From here the path climbs steeply to the summit.这条小路从这里突然变陡,直上山顶。
    Extra Examples
    • The path began to climb quite steeply.小路开始变陡。
    • The path climbs steeply up the mountainside.小路陡直爬上山腰。
    • The road gradually climbs up from the town.路从小镇开始坡度逐渐上升。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • gradually
    • slowly
    • steadily
    verb + climb
    • begin to
    preposition
    • from
    • to
    • up
    See full entry
  13. of plants植物

  14. [intransitive] to grow up a wall or frame(沿墙或架子)攀缘生长
    • a climbing rose攀缘生长的玫瑰
  15. Word OriginOld English climban, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German klimmen, also to cleave ‘to stick close to something’.

climb

noun
/klaɪm/
/klaɪm/
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    mountain/steps山;台阶

  1. an act of climbing up a mountain, rock or large number of steps; a period of time spent climbing攀登;攀缘;爬阶梯;攀登用的时间
    • an exhausting climb令人精疲力竭的攀登
    • It's an hour's climb to the summit.爬到顶峰需要一小时。
    • After a steep climb we reached a plateau.在一次陡峭的攀登之后,我们到达了一个高原。
    • climb up something We began our climb up the hill.我们开始爬山。
    Extra Examples
    • I was fitter the first time I did the climb.第一次攀登的时候我体力更好些。
    • They began the long climb up the hill.他们开始了长距离的爬山。
    • We rode to Pamba then made the final climb on foot.我们骑车到潘巴,然后步行做最后的攀登。
    • the short climb from the road to the summit从公路到山顶的短距离爬山
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • long
    • slow
    • short
    verb + climb
    • do
    • make
    preposition
    • on a/​the climb
    • climb from
    • climb to
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  2. a mountain or rock which people climb up for sport(登山或攀岩运动的)山,岩
    • Titan's Wall is the mountain's hardest rock climb.“巨人墙” 是这座山最难攀登的一段山岩。
  3. increase增加

  4. [usually singular] an increase in value or amount增值;升值;增加
    • the dollar’s climb against the euro美元对欧元的升值
    Extra Examples
    • the upward climb of interest rates利率的上升
    • a steady climb in the cost of travel旅游费用的稳步上升
    Topics Change, cause and effectc1, Moneyc1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • long
    • slow
    • rapid
    preposition
    • climb against
    • climb in
    • climb out of
    See full entry
  5. to a higher position or status提高身份/地位

  6. [usually singular] progress to a higher status, standard or position(地位、标准、身份的)跃升,提高,晋升
    • a rapid climb to stardom一跃而成为明星
    • the long slow climb out of the recession经济衰退期后长时间的缓慢复苏
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • long
    • slow
    • rapid
    preposition
    • climb against
    • climb in
    • climb out of
    See full entry
  7. Word OriginOld English climban, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German klimmen, also to cleave ‘to stick close to something’.
BNC: 1646 COCA: 1566
climb verb
climb (climb a hill) rise (The price of oil is climbing.) slope (The path climbs steeply.)
climb

verb

climb ♦︎ go up (sth) ♦︎ scramble ♦︎ clamber ♦︎ mount ♦︎ ascend ♦︎ scaleThese words all mean to move up towards the top of sth. 这些词均表示攀登、攀爬。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配to climb / go / scramble / clamber up sthto climb / scramble / clamber over sthto climb / go up / mount / ascend a hillto climb / go up / ascend / scale a mountainto climb / ascend / scale a peakto climb / go up / scramble up / clamber up / ascend / scale a ladderto climb / go up / mount / ascend the stairs / stepsto climb / scramble over / clamber over / scale a wallto climb / clamber over / scale a fence climb [transitive, intransitive] to move up sth towards the top, especially when this takes some effort; to move somewhere, especially with difficulty or effort 攀登;(尤指吃力地向某处)爬I loved climbing trees when I was a kid.我小时候喜欢爬树。The car slowly climbed the hill.汽车缓慢地爬上了山坡。As they climbed higher, the air became cooler.他们攀登得越高,空气就越凉。I climbed through the window.我从窗口爬过去了。Can you climb down?你能爬下去吗?To go climbing is to climb mountains or rocks as a hobby or sport. * go climbing指作为爱好或运动去登山或攀岩He goes climbing most weekends.他多数周末都去爬山。 climb

noun

[countable] It's an hour's climb to the summit.爬到顶峰需要一小时。
ˌgo ˈup sth ˌgo ˈup

phrasal verb

to move up sth towards the top 向顶部移动;上升She went up the stairs to bed.她上楼睡觉去了。It gets colder as you go up (by 0.5°C with each 100 m rise).你越往上温度就越低(每上升100米温度下降0.5摄氏度)。OPP go down (sth) , come down (sth)fall 2 NOTE 辨析 Climb or go up?To climb sth usually takes more effort than to just go up it. You can climb/go up a hill/mountain, but climb places more emphasis on the effort involved. You can climb a wall/fence/tree but notgo up a wall/fence/tree You climb the stairs when you are feeling tired or the stairs are very steep; at other times you just go up the stairs. * climb通常比go up费力。可以说climb/go up a hill/mountain(爬山),但 climb更强调耗费的力气。可以说climb a wall/fence/tree,但不说 go up a wall/fence/tree。表示上楼梯,如果感觉疲惫或楼梯很陡时用climb the stairs,其他时候用go up the stairs即可。
scramble [intransitive] (always used with an adverb or preposition 总是与副词或介词连用) to climb or move somewhere quickly, especially with difficulty, using your hands to help you (尤指吃力地)快爬,迅速攀登She managed to scramble over the wall.她手忙脚乱地翻过了墙。He scrambled to his feet as we came in.我们进来时,他赶紧从地上爬起来。 scramble

noun

[singular] It was a stiff two-hour walk, followed by a difficult scramble over slimy rock faces.费力走了两个小时后,又艰难地攀爬过湿滑的岩壁。
clamber [intransitive] (always used with an adverb or preposition 总是与副词或介词连用) to climb or move with difficulty or a lot of effort, using your hands to help you (吃力地)攀登,攀爬The children clambered up the steep bank.孩子们爬上了陡峭的河岸。NOTE 辨析 Scramble or clamber? Scramble places more emphasis on speed; clamber emphasizes the difficulty or effort involved. * scramble强调速度快,clamber强调困难费力。 mount [transitive] (formal) to go up sth, or up on to sth that is raised 登上;爬上;攀登She slowly mounted the steps.她慢慢地爬上台阶。He mounted the platform and addressed the crowd.他登上讲台对人群发表演说。 ascend əˈsend [intransitive, transitive] (formal) to go up sth 上升;升高;登上The air became colder as we ascended.我们越往上爬,空气就越冷。Her heart was thumping as she ascended the stairs.她上楼梯时,心怦怦跳个不停。 OPP descend fall 2 ascent

noun

[countable, usually singular] the first ascent of Mount Everest首次攀登珠穆朗玛峰
scale [transitive] (written) to climb to the top of sth very high and steep 登上(陡峭物的)顶点He somehow managed to scale the sheer outside wall of the tower.他不知怎么设法爬上了那座塔陡峭的外墙。

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