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climb down

/klaɪm daʊn/

Übersetzung: Phrasal verb, das das Herabsteigen von einer höheren Position bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinn das Zurückweichen von einer zuvor vertretenen Meinung oder Position.

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verb

/klaɪm daʊn/B2formal
  • dePhrasal verb, das das Herabsteigen von einer höheren Position bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinn das Zurückweichen von einer zuvor vertretenen Meinung oder Position.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of descending from a higher position, or metaphorically, to retreat from a stated opinion or position.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Descend physicallyformal

    To move downwards from a higher position, often using hands and feet.

    deHerabsteigen

    • The firefighter climbed down the ladder carefully.
    • She climbed down from the tree after picking the apples.
    • He climbed down the steep cliff to reach the beach.

    Synonymealightcome downdescenddismountget downgo downlower oneself

    Antonymeascendclimbmountrise

  2. Retreat from a positioninformalbritish

    To admit you were wrong or to change your opinion in an argument, often to avoid conflict.

    deZurückrudern

    • The politician was forced to climb down after the public backlash.
    • He refused to climb down from his strong stance on the issue.
    • The company climbed down from its initial demands during the negotiations.

    Synonymeback downbacktrackcave inconcederetractyield

    Antonymeinsistmaintainpersist

Formen
  • climbed down past participle
  • climbed down past simple
  • climbing down present participle
  • climbs down third person singular

Grundverbclimb

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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