climb up

英 [klaɪm ʌp]

美 [klaɪm ʌp]

向上爬，攀登

英英释义

verb

• rise in rank or status
  1. Her new novel jumped high on the bestseller list
  Synonym:risejump
• go upward with gradual or continuous progress
  1. Did you ever climb up the hill behind your house?
  Synonym:climbmountgo up
• appear to be moving upward, as by means of tendrils
  1. the vine climbed up the side of the house
  Synonym:ascend

双语例句

• I sometimes climb up ladders.
  我有时会爬梯子。
• It took me as long as three hours to climb up the mountain.
  我用了三个小时才爬上了那座山。
• They climb up a tree.
  他们爬上树。
• There was a dicey moment as one of our party made a risky climb up the cliff wall.
  当我们的一位队友冒险攀爬崖壁时，出现了比较危险的一刻。
• Cats often find it easier to climb up a tree than to climb down.
  猫儿爬树往往是爬上去比爬下来容易些。
• You can climb up and down a ladder.
  你可以用梯子爬上爬下。
• Who would have expected that he could climb up that steep cliff?
  这么陡的峭壁，谁知他竟爬上去了。
• A monkey can climb up tall trees.
  猴子能爬上高高的树。
• We were exhausted by the climb up the hill.
  我们因爬上那座小山而筋疲力竭。
• It's too difficult for the old men to climb up the mountain.
  对老年人来说，爬上那座山太难了。