clamber

• Sustantivo que denota una ascensión difícil, torpe o esforzada, a menudo usando las manos y los pies.

A noun referring to a difficult, awkward, or strenuous climb, often using hands and feet.

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1. Difficult climbC1formal

   An act of climbing or moving awkwardly, especially using hands and feet.

   Escalada torpe

   • The clamber up the steep hill left them exhausted.
   • After a difficult clamber over the rocks, they reached the cave.
   • The clamber through the dense forest was challenging.

   Sinónimosascentclimbscramblestruggle

• Verbo que se usa para describir un ascenso o movimiento torpe, a menudo usando manos y pies, especialmente por una superficie irregular o empinada.

A verb used to describe the act of climbing or moving awkwardly, often using both hands and feet, especially over a rough or steep surface.

1. Climb awkwardlyB2formal

   To climb or move in an awkward, clumsy, or laborious way, often using both hands and feet.

   trepar con dificultad

   • The children clambered over the rocks to reach the cave.
   • He clambered up the steep hillside, slipping on loose stones.
   • She clambered out of the window to escape the fire.

   Sinónimosclawcrawlscalescrabblescramble