climb 音标拼音: [kl'ɑɪm]
vi .
vt . 攀登,上升,爬
n . 攀登,爬升
攀登,上升,爬攀登,爬升
climb n 1 :
an upward slope or grade (
as in a road ); "
the car couldn '
t make it up the rise " [
synonym : {
ascent }, {
acclivity }, {
rise },
{
raise }, {
climb }, {
upgrade }] [
ant : {
declension },
{
declination }, {
decline }, {
declivity }, {
descent },
{
downslope }, {
fall }]
2 :
an event that involves rising to a higher point (
as in altitude or temperature or intensity etc .) [
synonym : {
climb },
{
climbing }, {
mounting }]
3 :
the act of climbing something ; "
it was a difficult climb to the top " [
synonym : {
climb }, {
mount }]
v 1 :
go upward with gradual or continuous progress ; "
Did you ever climb up the hill behind your house ?" [
synonym : {
climb },
{
climb up }, {
mount }, {
go up }]
2 :
move with difficulty ,
by grasping 3 :
go up or advance ; "
Sales were climbing after prices were lowered " [
synonym : {
wax }, {
mount }, {
climb }, {
rise }] [
ant : {
wane }]
4 :
slope upward ; "
The path climbed all the way to the top of the hill "
5 :
improve one '
s social status ; "
This young man knows how to climb the social ladder "
6 :
increase in value or to a higher point ; "
prices climbed steeply "; "
the value of our house rose sharply last year "
[
synonym : {
rise }, {
go up }, {
climb }]
Climb \
Climb \ (
kl [
imac ]
m ),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Climbed }
(
kl [
imac ]
md ),
Obs .
or Vulgar {
Clomb } (
kl [
o ^]
m );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Climbing }.] [
AS .
climban ;
akin to OHG .
chlimban ,
G . &
D .
klimmen ,
Icel .
kl [
imac ]
fa ,
and E .
cleave to adhere .]
1 .
To ascend or mount laboriously ,
esp .
by use of the hands and feet .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To ascend as if with effort ;
to rise to a higher point .
[
1913 Webster ]
Black vapors climb aloft ,
and cloud the day .
--
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Bot .)
To ascend or creep upward by twining about a support ,
or by attaching itself by tendrils ,
rootlets ,
etc .,
to a support or upright surface .
[
1913 Webster ]
Climb \
Climb \,
v .
t .
To ascend ,
as by means of the hands and feet ,
or laboriously or slowly ;
to mount .
[
1913 Webster ]
Climb \
Climb \,
n .
The act of one who climbs ;
ascent by climbing . --
Warburton .
[
1913 Webster ]
156 Moby Thesaurus words for "
climb ":
abandon ,
abruptness ,
acclivity ,
advance ,
anabasis ,
arise ,
ascend ,
ascension ,
ascent ,
back ,
back up ,
bank ,
budge ,
cant ,
careen ,
chandelle ,
change ,
change place ,
circle ,
clamber ,
clamber up ,
climb down ,
climb over ,
climb up ,
climbing ,
crawl ,
creep ,
decline ,
descend ,
descent ,
dip ,
drop ,
ebb ,
edge ,
elevation ,
escalade ,
escalate ,
fall ,
fall away ,
fall off ,
flow ,
fountain ,
gain altitude ,
get over ,
give up ,
go ,
go around ,
go down ,
go downhill ,
go round ,
go sideways ,
go up ,
go uphill ,
grade ,
grow ,
gush ,
gyrate ,
gyring up ,
hoick ,
inch ,
incline ,
increase ,
jet ,
jump ,
keel ,
lean ,
leap ,
levitation ,
list ,
mount ,
mounting ,
move ,
move over ,
pitch ,
plunge ,
precipitousness ,
progress ,
rake ,
ramp ,
regress ,
renounce ,
retreat ,
retrogress ,
rise ,
rising ,
rising ground ,
rocketing up ,
rotate ,
route ,
run ,
saltation ,
scale ,
scale the heights ,
scrabble up ,
scramble up ,
shelve ,
shift ,
shin ,
shin up ,
shinny ,
shooting up ,
sidle ,
sink ,
slant ,
slope ,
soar ,
soaring ,
spin ,
spout ,
spring ,
spurt ,
steepness ,
stir ,
stream ,
struggle up ,
subside ,
surge ,
surmount ,
swag ,
sway ,
takeoff ,
taking off ,
tilt ,
tip ,
trail ,
travel ,
twine ,
upclimb ,
upcoming ,
updraft ,
upgang ,
upgo ,
upgoing ,
upgrade ,
upgrowth ,
uphill ,
upleap ,
uplift ,
upping ,
uprisal ,
uprise ,
uprising ,
uprush ,
upshoot ,
upslope ,
upsurge ,
upsurgence ,
upsweep ,
upswing ,
vault ,
verticalness ,
wane ,
whirl ,
withdraw from ,
zoom ,
zooming
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