| 词汇 | climb |
| 释义 | climb (noun) climb 6 ENTRIES FOUND: climb (verb) climb (noun) climbing frame (noun) climbing wall (noun) rock climbing (noun) wall (noun) 1 climb /ˈklaɪm/ verb climbs; climbed; climbing 1 climb /ˈklaɪm/ verb climbs; climbed; climbing Learner's definition of CLIMB 1 [+ object] : to move or go up (something) using your feet and often your hands攀登；攀爬 climb a ladder/tree爬梯子/树 climb the stairs爬楼梯 2 : to go up mountains, cliffs, etc., as a sport登（山）；攀岩 [+ object] He dreams of climbing Kilimanjaro.他梦想登上乞力马扎罗山。 It took them six days to climb the mountain.他们花了六天时间才登上那座山。 [no object] She has climbed seriously for several years now.她热衷于登山运动已经好几年了。 3 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to move yourself in a way that usually involves going up or down上去；下来；越过 The actors were climbing down from the stage.演员们正从舞台上走下来。 He climbed over the fence.他翻过了栅栏。 The passengers of the sailboat climbed aboard.乘客们登上了帆船。 The pilot climbed into the cockpit.飞行员进入了驾驶舱。 I think she climbed in through the window.我认为她是从窗户爬进来的。 He climbed out of the car with a box in his hands.他双手拿着一个盒子，从车里钻了出来。 The players climbed into their uniforms [=put on their uniforms] and headed for the field.选手们穿上队服，朝赛场走去。 4 a [no object] : to go higher : to go upward爬升；上升 The plane rapidly climbed up above the clouds.飞机很快就上升到云层上方。 We watched the smoke climb [=rise] into the night sky.我们看着那烟徐徐升上夜空。 The trail climbs steeply as it nears the summit of the mountain.接近山顶的时候，小道变得越来越陡了。 b : to move to a higher position in a ranking or list（排名）上升，攀升 [no object] The book has climbed to number 2 on the bestsellers list.这本书已经上升到畅销书排行榜的第2位。 [+ object] Their second album is climbing the charts.他们的第二张专辑在排行榜上一路攀升。 c : to move to a social or professional position that is more respected or powerful（社会地位或职位）晋升，提升 [no object] The book describes how the senator climbed [=rose] to power.这本书描写了这位参议员是如何登上权力宝座的。 [+ object] He was hired right out of business school and started climbing the corporate ladder.他从商学院一毕业就被录用，然后开始了在公司的发展。 5 [no object] : to increase in amount, value, or level（数量、价值或水平）上升，上涨 Divorce rates have climbed in recent decades.近几十年离婚率有所上升。 The company's earnings have climbed 13 percent this year.公司今年的收益上涨了13%。 The temperature keeps climbing.气温持续上升。 6 of plants : to grow up or over something（植物）攀缘而上 [+ object] There is ivy climbing the walls of the old building.那座老楼的墙上爬满了常春藤。 [no object] a climbing plant [=a plant that attaches itself to something, such as a wall, as it grows up it]攀缘植物 climb down [phrasal verb] chiefly British : to admit that you have made a mistake and change your position or opinion认错；让步；退让 His statement is seen as an attempt to climb down [=back away] from the strong denial he made yesterday.他的声明被看作是对其昨天强硬否定态度的一种让步。 — see also climbdown climbing the walls informal : feeling very anxious or frustrated because you have a lot of energy but are unable to do something you want to do非常忧虑（或沮丧） Being stuck at home all weekend had me climbing the walls.整个周末都闷在家里，真叫人心烦。 — climbing noun [noncount] She enjoys mountain climbing.她喜欢登山。 We're going to go climbing this weekend.我们打算这个周末去爬山。 — see also rock climbing 2 climb /ˈklaɪm/ noun plural climbs 2 climb /ˈklaɪm/ noun plural climbs Learner's definition of CLIMB [count] : the act of climbing攀登；攀缘: such as a : the act or process of climbing a mountain, hill, etc.登山；爬山 It's a 20-minute climb to the ridge from here.从这里爬到山脊需要20分钟。 He's planning to attempt one of the most difficult climbs in South America this summer.他正计划今年夏天去征服南美最难爬的高山中的一座。 b : the act or process of moving upward攀升；上升 The plane made a steep climb [=ascent] to 30,000 feet.飞机快速上升到了3万英尺的高空。 c : the act or process of going to a higher level or position（等级或位置的）提升，上升 The book chronicles her climb [=ascent] to political power.这本书按时间顺序讲述了她的从政升迁之路。 The book made a rapid climb to the top of the best-seller list.这本书迅速登上了畅销书排行榜的榜首。 |
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