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1 climb up
v.• gatear v.1) v + prep + o \<\<tree\>\> trepar a, treparse a (esp AmL); \<\<hill\>\> subir; \<\<rockface\>\> escalar; \<\<rope\>\> subir or trepar por2) v + adv subir1.VI + PREP2.VI + ADV subir, trepar* * *1) v + prep + o \<\<tree\>\> trepar a, treparse a (esp AmL); \<\<hill\>\> subir; \<\<rockface\>\> escalar; \<\<rope\>\> subir or trepar por2) v + adv subir -
2 climb
1. verb1) ((of a person etc) to go up or towards the top of (a mountain, wall, ladder etc): He climbed to the top of the hill; He climbed up the ladder; The child climbed the tree.) subir, escalar2) (to rise or ascend.) ascender, subir
2. noun1) (an act of going up: a rapid climb to the top of his profession.) escalada, ascenso2) (a route or place to be climbed: The guide showed us the best climb.) subida•- climberclimb1 n ascensión / subida / escaladaclimb2 vb1. escalar / subir / trepar2. subirtr[klaɪm]1 (gen) subida2 SMALLSPORT/SMALL escalada1 (move) trepar■ can you climb up the ladder? ¿puedes subir la escalera?2 (socially) escalar, ascender3 (of things) subir, ascender; (of plants) trepar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto climb into one's clothes ponerse la ropaclimb ['klaɪm] vt: escalar, trepar a, subir ato climb a mountain: escalar una montañaclimb vi1) rise: subir, ascenderprices are climbing: los precios están subiendo2) : subirse, treparseto climb up a tree: treparse a un árbolclimb n: ascenso m, subida fn.• escalada s.f.• subida s.f.v.• escalar v.• subir v.• trepar v.
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1. klaɪmtransitive verb \<\<mountain\>\> escalar, subir a; \<\<tree\>\> trepar a, subirse a, treparse a (esp AmL); \<\<stairs\>\> subir
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via) ( clamber) trepar, treparseto go climbing — ( Sport) hacer* alpinismo or (AmL tb) andinismo, ir* a escalar or de escalada
she climbed onto the table — se subió a la mesa, trepó or se trepó a la mesa
to climb into/out of bed — meterse en/levantarse de la cama
b) ( rise) subir, ascender* (frml)Phrasal Verbs:- climb up
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b) ( gradient) ascenso m, subida fc) ( Aviat) ascenso m[klaɪm]1.2.VT (also: climb up) [+ tree, ladder etc] trepar, subir a; [+ staircase] subir (por); [+ mountain] escalar; [+ cliff] trepar por; [+ wall] trepar (a)3. VI1) [person, plant] trepar, subirto climb over a wall — franquear or saltar una tapia
to climb to power — (fig) subir al poder
2) [road] ascender; [plane] elevarse, remontar el vuelo; [price, sun] subir- climb up* * *
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1. [klaɪm]transitive verb \<\<mountain\>\> escalar, subir a; \<\<tree\>\> trepar a, subirse a, treparse a (esp AmL); \<\<stairs\>\> subir
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via) ( clamber) trepar, treparseto go climbing — ( Sport) hacer* alpinismo or (AmL tb) andinismo, ir* a escalar or de escalada
she climbed onto the table — se subió a la mesa, trepó or se trepó a la mesa
to climb into/out of bed — meterse en/levantarse de la cama
b) ( rise) subir, ascender* (frml)Phrasal Verbs:- climb up
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b) ( gradient) ascenso m, subida fc) ( Aviat) ascenso m -
3 climb
1 nAIR TRANSP ascenso m, subida f, toma de altura fCRYSTALL of dislocation ascensión fSPACE ascenso m, subida f, toma de altura f2 viAIR TRANSP, SPACE ascender -
4 climb
s.ascensión, subida (up hill); escalada (of mountaineer)vt.1 subir a, trepar a (tree); escalar (mountain)2 encaramarse, engarabitarse, subirse.3 incrementarse, escalarse.vi.subir (road, prices) (pt & pp climbed) -
5 climb on
v.subirse a, treparse a, encaramarse a, subir en. -
6 climb to
v.1 ascender a, trepar a.2 subir para.3 subirse encima de.4 escalar para, subir para. -
7 climb up
v.1 trepar, subir, treparse.2 trepar por, escalar, treparse por, trepar a.3 subir a gatas. -
8 climb
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9 climb-down
tr['klaɪmdaʊn]1 figurative use marcha atrás, vuelta atrás'klaɪmdaʊnnoun (BrE) marcha f or vuelta f atrás* * *['klaɪmdaʊn]noun (BrE) marcha f or vuelta f atrás -
10 climb the walls
climb the walls*expr.• subir por las paredes* expr. -
11 climb to the top of
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12 climb into
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13 climb down
1) v + prep + o ( descend) \<\<rope\>\> bajarse por; \<\<tree\>\> bajarse de2) v + adva) ( descend) bajar(se), descender* (frml)b) (withdraw, concede) (colloq) ceder1.VI + PREP [+ tree etc] bajar2. VI + ADV1) [person] (from tree etc) bajar2) (fig) rendirse; (=retract statement etc) desdecirse, retractarse* * *1) v + prep + o ( descend) \<\<rope\>\> bajarse por; \<\<tree\>\> bajarse de2) v + adva) ( descend) bajar(se), descender* (frml)b) (withdraw, concede) (colloq) ceder -
14 climb out
VI + ADV salir trepando -
15 climb out of
VI + PREP salir trepando de -
16 climb corridor
nAIR TRANSP, SPACE corredor de ascenso m, corredor de subida m, pasillo de ascensión m, pasillo de trepada m -
17 climb cruise
nAIR TRANSP crucero ascendente m, crucero de subida m -
18 climb gradient
nAIR TRANSP gradiente del ascenso m, inclinación de subida f, ángulo de ascenso mSPACE gradiente del ascenso m, inclinación de subida f, ángulo de ascenso m -
19 climb performance
nAIR TRANSP prestaciones en ascenso f pl, resultado de la subida m -
20 climb phase
nAIR TRANSP fase de ascenso f, fase de subida f
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