英语词汇climb的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

climb /klaɪm/ verb to move up, down, or across something using your feet and hands, especially when this needs a lot of effortnounsclimb a mountain/hill/peak/slope Hillary and Tenzing climbed the mountain in 1953.climb the stairs/steps/staircase The old man slowly climbed up the stairs.climb a tree/ladder/wall Kids love climbing trees.climb a rope In order to reach the sails, you had to climb a rope.verbs + climbgo climbing We used to go climbing together in the Alps.prepositions/adverbsclimb up/down/over sth She climbed down the ladder.climb out of/off sth He climbed out of the pool and sat down.climb onto sth Fans climbed onto the roof to get a better view.THESAURUS: climb ascend formalstairs | steps | staircase | mountain | hill | ladder to climb up something: Diana ascended the stairs to her room. | I ascended the steps of the museum and went through the main entrance. | She began to ascend the narrow winding staircase. | They ascended the mountain by the light of the moon. | He drove up the country lane and ascended the hill.Ascend or climb?Ascend is much more formal than climb and is used mainly in written descriptions. Ascend is only used about going up, whereas climb can be used about going up, down, or over something. go upstairs | steps | staircase | mountain | hill | ladder | tree to move up something: The three children went noisily up the stairs. | She went up the steps to the platform. | The car went up the hill. | He escaped by going up a tree. mountstairs | steps | stage | platform | horse to climb up something, or climb onto something. Mount sounds rather formal: The women watched them curiously as they mounted the stairs. | The audience cheered as the band mounted the stage. | The speaker mounted the platform and began his speech. | The prince mounted his horse and rode off. scale formalwall | fence | mountain | peak | cliff to climb to the top of something very high: Enemy soldiers began scaling the walls of the castle. | The prisoners escaped by scaling a high barbed wire fence. | She was the youngest person ever to scale the mountain. | He died while attempting to scale a peak in central Nepal. | Rescuers had to scale a one-thousand-foot cliff before they could reach the injured climber. scramble to climb somewhere quickly and with difficulty, using your hands to help you, especially when you are walking: They scrambled up the steep rocky bank. clamber to climb somewhere with difficulty, using your hands to help you: At last we saw the two girls clambering down the slope to safety. | Everyone clambered onto the back of the truck.

词组	climb
释义	climb /klaɪm/ verb to move up, down, or across something using your feet and hands, especially when this needs a lot of effortnounsclimb a mountain/hill/peak/slope Hillary and Tenzing climbed the mountain in 1953.climb the stairs/steps/staircase The old man slowly climbed up the stairs.climb a tree/ladder/wall Kids love climbing trees.climb a rope In order to reach the sails, you had to climb a rope.verbs + climbgo climbing We used to go climbing together in the Alps.prepositions/adverbsclimb up/down/over sth She climbed down the ladder.climb out of/off sth He climbed out of the pool and sat down.climb onto sth Fans climbed onto the roof to get a better view.THESAURUS: climb ascend formalstairs \| steps \| staircase \| mountain \| hill \| ladder to climb up something: Diana ascended the stairs to her room. \| I ascended the steps of the museum and went through the main entrance. \| She began to ascend the narrow winding staircase. \| They ascended the mountain by the light of the moon. \| He drove up the country lane and ascended the hill.Ascend or climb?Ascend is much more formal than climb and is used mainly in written descriptions. Ascend is only used about going up, whereas climb can be used about going up, down, or over something. go upstairs \| steps \| staircase \| mountain \| hill \| ladder \| tree to move up something: The three children went noisily up the stairs. \| She went up the steps to the platform. \| The car went up the hill. \| He escaped by going up a tree. mountstairs \| steps \| stage \| platform \| horse to climb up something, or climb onto something. Mount sounds rather formal: The women watched them curiously as they mounted the stairs. \| The audience cheered as the band mounted the stage. \| The speaker mounted the platform and began his speech. \| The prince mounted his horse and rode off. scale formalwall \| fence \| mountain \| peak \| cliff to climb to the top of something very high: Enemy soldiers began scaling the walls of the castle. \| The prisoners escaped by scaling a high barbed wire fence. \| She was the youngest person ever to scale the mountain. \| He died while attempting to scale a peak in central Nepal. \| Rescuers had to scale a one-thousand-foot cliff before they could reach the injured climber. scramble to climb somewhere quickly and with difficulty, using your hands to help you, especially when you are walking: They scrambled up the steep rocky bank. clamber to climb somewhere with difficulty, using your hands to help you: At last we saw the two girls clambering down the slope to safety. \| Everyone clambered onto the back of the truck.
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