climb
🇺🇸
/klaɪm/
🇬🇧
/klaɪm/
verb
A1
to go up something
The children climb the tree to pick apples.
A2
to go up mountains or rocks for fun
We climb mountains on weekends for exercise.
A2
to move using hands and feet
The cat can climb over the fence easily.
B2
to go up in number or value
The temperature will climb to 30 degrees today.
R
to move to a higher rank
Our team climb to first place in the competition.
R
to go up in the sky
The moon climb above the mountains at night.
R
to go upward
The road will climb to the top of the hill.
R
to grow upward on support
The ivy climb on the garden wall.
noun
B1
the act of going up
The climb to the summit took three hours.
R
a place to go up for sport
This mountain offers a challenging climb for experts.
R
an increase in number or value
The climb in prices made things more expensive.
R
progress to a higher level
Her climb to fame was very quick.
translation
to go up something; to go up mountains or rocks for fun; to move using hands and feet; to go up in number or value; to move to a higher rank; to go up in the sky; to go upward; to grow upward on support
the act of going up; a place to go up for sport; an increase in number or value; progress to a higher level
Word Forms
3rd Present
climbs
Progressive
climbing
Past
climbed
Perfect
climbed
Plural
climbs