Szukaj
to climb
01
wspinać się, zdobywać
to go upwards toward the top of a mountain or rock for sport
Intransitive
Transitive: to climb a mountain
02
wzrosnąć, rosnąć
to increase in terms of amount, value, intensity, etc.
Intransitive
04
wspinać się, wchodzić
to ascend or descend by gripping with the hands and using the feet as support
Transitive: to climb sth
05
wspinać się, rosnąć
to move upward in terms of societal standing, influence, or recognition
Transitive: to climb a social hierarchy
06
wspinać się, wznosić się
(of a terrain or path) to slope upwards with an incline
Intransitive
07
wspinać się, wchodzić
to ascend or go upward on an elevated surface
Transitive: to climb an elevated surface
Climb
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wzrost, podniesienie
an increase in amount, value, intensity, etc.
02
wspinaczka, podjazd
the act of climbing something
03
wzniesienie, nachylenie
an upward slope or grade (as in a road)
climb
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climber
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climber
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climbing
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climbing
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Przykład
They climbed the highest peak in their country last year.
He likes to climb mountains on weekends.
The mountain guide encouraged the team to climb together, emphasizing the importance of teamwork.
The experienced instructor patiently taught the group how to climb safely.
Despite the exhaustion, they continued to climb, determined to reach the summit.
