Suchen
to ascend
01
aufsteigen, erklimmen
to move upward or climb to a higher position or elevation
Transitive: to ascend a sloping surface
02
aufsteigen, ansteigen
to slope or incline upward
Intransitive
04
aufsteigen, steigen
to travel or move against the flow of a river
Transitive: to ascend a water current
05
aufsteigen, emporsteigen
to rise in status, rank, or position within a social or professional hierarchy
Intransitive: to ascend | to ascend to a position or rank
06
aufsteigen, erben
to take over or inherit the position of a ruler
Intransitive
Transitive: to ascend a throne
07
aufsteigen, zurückverfolgen
to go back through records, genealogies, routes, or other chronological references
Transitive: to ascend through records and references
ascend
v
ascendable
adj
ascendable
adj
ascendance
n
ascendance
n
ascendant
adj
ascendant
adj
Beispiel
o reach the summit, the trail runners had to ascend a series of switchbacks.
The mountaineers began to ascend the steep slope.
With determination, the rock climber began to ascend the sheer cliff.
The hikers decided to ascend the mountain trail early in the morning.
The climber carefully ascended the large rock.
