to climb
01
攀登, 爬山
to go up mountains, cliffs, or high natural places as a sport
Intransitive
Transitive: to climb a mountain
例子
They climbed the highest peak in their country last year.
去年他们攀登了他们国家最高的山峰。
02
增加, 上升
to increase in terms of amount, value, intensity, etc.
Intransitive
例子
With successful marketing strategies, the sales of the product began to climb steadily.
通过成功的营销策略，产品的销量开始稳步上升。
03
爬, 攀登
to move gradually or continuously upward
Intransitive: to climb somewhere | to climb to a direction
Transitive: to climb a surface
例子
The smoke from the chimney climbed into the air, disappearing into the clouds.
烟囱里的烟爬升到空中，消失在云层里。
04
攀登, 上升
to move upward in terms of societal standing, influence, or recognition
Transitive: to climb a social hierarchy
例子
Through hard work and dedication, he managed to climb the corporate ladder.
通过努力工作和奉献，他成功地攀登了公司的阶梯。
05
爬升, 攀登
(of a terrain or path) to slope upwards with an incline
Intransitive
例子
The winding highway began to climb through the hills.
蜿蜒的高速公路开始穿过山丘爬升。
06
爬, 攀登
to move upward on something, often using feet and hands for support
Transitive: to climb an elevated surface
例子
She had to climb a ladder to reach the roof.
她不得不爬梯子才能到达屋顶。
07
爬, 攀登
to move in an upward or downward motion, often with effort or difficulty
例子
He climbed over the gate to reach the garden.
他爬过大门到达花园。
Climb
01
上升, 增加
an increase in amount, value, intensity, etc.
例子
There has been a steady climb in the number of students enrolling in online courses.
在线课程注册学生人数稳步上升。
02
攀登, 爬升
the act or process of ascending or scaling a height, slope, or object, often requiring physical effort
例子
She felt exhausted after the steep climb up the hill.
她在陡峭的攀登上山后感到筋疲力尽。
